CORRELATION BETWEEN THE INDICES OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC OSCILLATION AND AIR TEMPERATURE IN THE SURFACE LAYER IN THE TERRITORY OF THE MIDDLE URALS
Mikhail R. Seregin, Nikita Andreevich Laptev
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Mikhail R. Seregin, Nikita Andreevich Laptev
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The article considers the relationship between air temperatures in the surface layer for 15 cities in the Middle Urals and the indices of the North Atlantic Oscillation. It has been statistically proven that the North Atlantic Oscillation affects the temperature regime of the Middle Urals in the winter and spring months.
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The article considers the relationship between air temperatures in the surface layer for 15 cities in the Middle Urals and the indices of the North Atlantic Oscillation. It has been statistically proven that the North Atlantic Oscillation affects the temperature regime of the Middle Urals in the winter and spring months.
Key concepts: North Atlantic oscillation, Surface air temperature, Oscillation (cell signaling), Spring (device), Climatology, Atlantic multidecadal oscillation, Environmental science, Layer (electronics)