Communications Between Changes Of Monthly Average Values Of The General Content Of Ozone Over The Arctic With Temperature Of Waters, Pereno-Simykh The Currents, Forming Gulf Stream, At The Modern Drowning Of Climate
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General content of ozone, Arctic, Northern Atlantic, oceanic currents, global climatic indexes, correlation, existential variability, distributionAbstract
Statistical communications of interannual changes of Total ozon distributions on the Arctic in February – May are revealed, and changing and also advancing them on time of changes of average superficial temperatures of the Caribbean Sea and the water area of Atlantic in a zone of its North current Passatnogo which from 1979 for 2010 noticeably amplified and nowadays at the revealed values of temporary shifts between them are significant. Stability of their strengthening allows to assume that at a further drowning of climate they will amplify even more that testifies to expediency of their account when modeling and forecasting.
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