Typical Correlative Analysis between Sea Surface Temperatures in the North Pacific and Precipitation in Qingdao Flood Season
Gong Li-zhen
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Gong Li-zhen
Abstract
By use of typical correlative analysis, the correlation between sea surface temperatures in the North Pacific from last June to this August and the Qingdao flood season is given. Detailed analysis of the correlation between sea surface temperatures in January and in April and the precipitation ia also presented. It is shown that there exists one year or half year time lag, and correspondance in the same period. The precipitation is obviously positively correlated to sea surface temperatures in January and in April. The key oceans area in January and in April are more strangely correlated to the precipitation in Qingdao flood season.
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By use of typical correlative analysis, the correlation between sea surface temperatures in the North Pacific from last June to this August and the Qingdao flood season is given. Detailed analysis of the correlation between sea surface temperatures in January and in April and the precipitation ia also presented. It is shown that there exists one year or half year time lag, and correspondance in the same period. The precipitation is obviously positively correlated to sea surface temperatures in January and in April. The key oceans area in January and in April are more strangely correlated to the precipitation in Qingdao flood season.
Key concepts: Precipitation, Flood myth, Climatology, Environmental science, Sea surface temperature, Period (music), Summer season, Lag