Sun activity and repetition of atmospheric circulation of meridional southern type
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.40444Keywords:
sun activity, atmospheric circulation, sea surface temperature, total ozone amountAbstract
Sun activity variations have the strongest statistical connection with interannual changes of repetition in Northern hemisphere of elementary circulation mechanisms associated to Meridional southern group in June, is shown. During 1955–2012 years connection strength between these processes stably increased. This allows to assume, that possibility of its sharp decrease within the next few years is low
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