| 摘 要： | It is proposed that the orographic stationary waves are required by long-term balance of momentum in the atmosphere with zonally asymmetric orographic forcing. This hypothesis may be confirmed successfully with the theoretical model of geostrophic waves. In the Part I, we will explain the observed phase distributions of orographic stationary waves at middle and high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, according to the long-term balance of zonal momentum over the stationary orographic forcing. It is revealed that the geographic distribution of stationary waves depends not only on local topgraphy but also on mean circulation fields and angular momentum flux in the atmosphere. So these waves cannot be simulated by the models in a restricted area.
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