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2008: Autumn trends in the total precipitation.

2008: Autumn trends in the total precipitation.

2008: From East Anglia University’s Climate Research Unit’s website: “Figure 8: Autumn trends (given by the size of the dots – see the key on each panel) in the total precipitation, the number of wet days and the average amount of precipitation on wet days. Increases are blue, decreases are yellow. Trends are expressed as percentage changes over the 1961 to 1995 period. From Maraun et al., 2008 (supplementary information)” (Climate Research Unit).

References: East Anglia University’s Climate Research Unit http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/info/ukrainfall/

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