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Long-term variations in surface air pressure and surface air temperature in the Northern Hemisphere mid-latitudes
Authors
Gur’yanov V.
Perevedentsev Y.
Shantalinskii K.
Vasil’ev A.
Publication date
1 January 2017
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Abstract
© 2017, Allerton Press, Inc. The spatiotemporal variability of surface air pressure and surface air temperature in the Northern Hemisphere troposphere in 1990-2014 is described. In 2005 the low-frequency component (LFC) of average air temperature in January averaged over the latitude zone of 32.5°-67.5° N has stopped its increase that lasted for 35 years (from 1970). The LFC of air temperature in July has continued growing since 1975 (for 39 years). The anomalies of air pressure and air temperature for thirty-year periods and the dynamics of LFC of air temperature and air pressure in the atmospheric centers of action are analyzed
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