The Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) is a large-scale, planetary-wavelength tropical intraseasonal oscillation involving coupled atmospheric convection and circulation anomalies, with a well-documented ~30-60 day period, a spatial scale spanning thousands of kilometers (not just ~1000 km), and characteristic eastward propagation from the Indian Ocean through the Maritime Continent to the western Pacific, most pronounced during specific seasons.
The MJO's atmospheric convective/circulation component has a well-established intraseasonal period of roughly 30-60 days (statement 2 is correct), and it is known to be best...
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