Abstract:Based on the daily and monthly reanalysis data of NCEP/NCAR from 1971 to 2016, the coordinated variation characteristics of the Siberian Storm Track (SIST), North Pacific Storm Track (PST) and North Atlantic Storm Track (AST) and their relationship with atmospheric circulation in the Northern Hemisphere were investigated by using harmonic analysis, Empirical Orthogonal Function (EOF), regression analysis, etc. The results show that: (1) The three storm tracks not only have significant correlations between their respective positions and intensity changes, but have some coordinated variations between the storm tracks, and they are closer on the interdecadal scale than the interannual scale. On the interannual scale, there is a significant negative correlation between SIST and AST in their longitude changes, and the synergy between PST and AST is poor. On the interdecadal scale, SIST and PST are weakly negatively correlated in their latitude and longitude changes. SIST and AST are significantly positively correlated in their longitude and intensity changes. PST and AST are significantly negatively correlated in their latitude and longitude changes. (2) The temporal and spatial characteristics of the coordinated variations of the storm tracks at the Northern Hemisphere obtained by the EOF analysis include: on the interannual scale, the coordinated variation of the first order mode is mainly characterized that SIST is weak (strong); PST is weak (strong) at climatological position and strong (weak) in the southeast; AST is strong (weak) and northward (southward) but not significant. When PC1 is in the positive phase, corresponding atmospheric circulation anomalies include PNA and EU teleconnections are positive at the level of 500 hPa, and East Asia jet stream is strong and southward. The coordinated variation of the second order mode is mainly characterized that SIST is strong (weak) and eastward (westward); PST is southward (northward) in the middle east and strong (weak) in the west, and AST is strong (weak). When PC2 is in the positive phase, corresponding atmospheric circulation anomalies include that PNA and EA teleconnections are positive at the level of 500 hPa, and the North American jet stream weakens. On the interdecadal scale, the coordinated variation of the first order mode is mainly characterized that SIST is westward (eastward) and weak (strong); PST is eastward (westward) and weak (strong); AST is westward (eastward) and weak (strong). When PC1 is in the positive phase, corresponding atmospheric circulation anomalies include that WA and EU teleconnections at the level of 500 hPa are positive. The coordinated variation of the second order mode is mainly characterized that SIST is strong (weak) and northward (southward); PST is southward (northward) and weak (strong); AST is northward (southward). When PC2 is in the positive phase, corresponding atmospheric circulation anomalies include that EU and WA teleconnections at the level of 500 hPa are positive, and the East Asia jet stream strengthens and moves southward, and North American jet stream weakens.