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Possible relationship between some severe winters in North America and enhanced convective activity of the tropical West Pacific / T.N.Palmer

/ J.Z.Owen

Main Author: Palmer, T.N.;070, Owen, J.Z.;070Country: Estados Unidos.Publication: Abstract: Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1534).Provenance note: Origem: INMGSubject - Topical Name: INVERNOS RIGOROSOS

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in:"Monthly Weather Review", Boston, 114 (3) March 1986, p.648-651

Origem: INMG

Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1534)

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Possible relationship between some severe winters in North America and enhanced convective activity of the tropical West Pacific / T.N.Palmer

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