The Long-Term Pattern of Temperature and Precipitation in the Southern Urals

Vasil’ev, D. Yu.; Pavleychik, V. M.; Семенов, В. А.; Sivohip, J. T.; Чибилев, А. А.

doi:10.1134/s1028334x18020186

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“…Climatic changes have a significant impact on the components of the hydrological cycle [1][2][3], including the atmospheric precipitation regime [4][5][6][7][8]. In recent decades, global warming led to an increase in the amount of atmospheric precipitation in the middle latitudes and to an intra-annual redefinition of precipitation.…”

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Seasonal variability of precipitations over the territory of Russia for 1966-2021

Vasil'ev,

Yelizariev,

Denmukhamadiva

et al. 2023

29th International Symposium on Atmospheric and Ocean Optics: Atmospheric Physics

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Based on the data of long-term instrumental observations of precipitation, the average long-term indicators (norms) and linear trends for the period 1966-2021 were calculated. Maps of the distribution of precipitation anomalies for each month and season were constructed. Linear trends of precipitation anomalies were calculated for the entire territory of Russia as well as for individual physical and geographical regions, such as the European part of Russia, Western Siberia, and the Far East. Based on the wavelet and cross-wavelet analysis, characteristic cycles of variability of atmospheric fluctuations were revealed and close connection and the coherence of fluctuations of atmospheric fluctuations with dangerous climatic indices were determined.

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Seasonal variability of precipitations over the territory of Russia for 1966-2021

Vasil'ev,

Yelizariev,

Denmukhamadiva

et al. 2023

29th International Symposium on Atmospheric and Ocean Optics: Atmospheric Physics

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“…The present research into the cyclicity of precipitation across Europe was inspired by a statistically significant 35-year Brückner cycle of annual precipitation, produced as a result of research conducted in the Polish Carpathians and their northern foreland [18]. This raises another question, namely one as to whether such long-term annual precipitation cycles also occur in other areas of Europe, or if the latter only see short-term cycles, such as those identified in the literature [18][19][20][21][22][23][24], and whether they are statistically significant. Previous Europe-wide research into the cyclicity of precipitation was carried out by [25] on the basis of grid data from the 90-year period 1911-1990.…”

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“…We focus only on annual totals as the primary precipitation characteristic. Studies of the cyclicity of precipitation have been conducted for large parts of Europe [20,22] and smaller areas [18,23,24,[26][27][28][29][30][31], as well as for individual sites [19,21,32]. Therefore, the findings made by the authors mentioned above pertain to different parts of the European continent and are based on different inputs, usually not comparable in terms of the study timespan.…”

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In Search of Periodicity in the Annual Precipitation in Europe (1881–2020)

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Twardosz

Cebulska

et al. 2022

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A new method of searching for periodicity has been developed on the basis of extensive spatio-temporal data. The result, however, produces little more than doubts. The standard Fourier analysis indicates some periods, namely 3.7-, 7.0-, 8.8-, and 17.5-year periods, and these periodic signals are distributed relatively consistently over some regions of Europe. However, the expectations that the exact harmonic 8.8 years of 17.5 years, and not so exact 3.7 years of 7.0 years will be present at the same or close stations are not fulfilled.

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“…The peculiarity of spatial distribution of surface atmospheric pressure greatly determines weather conditions and the climatic regime. The number of climatic studies of various regions of the Earth, including the territory of Russia, are numerous [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. It is well established that various meteorological parameters are directly associated with atmospheric pressure; one of which is that the speed and direction of air flow is formed due to the pressure gradient between largescale central centers of atmospheric influence (LCA) [10].…”

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Seasonal variability of surface atmospheric pressure over the territory of Russia for 1950-2021

Vasil’ev

Елизарьев²,

Denmukhamadiva³

et al. 2022

28th International Symposium on Atmospheric and Ocean Optics: Atmospheric Physics

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Based on the data of long-term instrumental observations of surface atmospheric pressure, the average long-term indicators (norms) and linear trends for the 1950-2021 period were calculated. Maps of the distribution of atmospheric pressure anomalies for each month and seasons were constructed. Linear trends of atmospheric pressure anomalies were calculated for the whole territory of Russia as well as for individual physical and geographical regions, such as the European part of Russia, Western Siberia and the Far East. For the European region, the Far East and the territory of Russia as a whole, a positive linear trend for surface atmospheric pressure was established. For Western Siberia this trend was found to be negative. Significant deviations of real atmospheric pressure from the calculated norm for 1950- 2019 were established for the entire territory of Russia in 1968, 1978, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2014, 2016 and 2020.

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The Long-Term Pattern of Temperature and Precipitation in the Southern Urals

Cited by 15 publications

References 7 publications

Seasonal variability of precipitations over the territory of Russia for 1966-2021

Seasonal variability of precipitations over the territory of Russia for 1966-2021

In Search of Periodicity in the Annual Precipitation in Europe (1881–2020)

Seasonal variability of surface atmospheric pressure over the territory of Russia for 1950-2021

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