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Le climat change-t-il?

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Les conditions thermiques exceptionelles de l'hiver 1946–47 et de l'été 1947 sont discutées en déduisant que cela ne signifie pas un changement de climat pour l'Europe occidentale: en effet, il s'agit seulement d'une coincidence avec une période d'intense activité solaire, y ayant en général une correspondance entre les époques de grande (ou petite) variabilité du climat et les périodes de forte (ou faible) activité solaire.

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The exceptional thermic conditions of the winter 1946–47 and the summer 1947 are discussed. These conditions do not mean a change of the climate of Western Europe. They concide with a period of intensive solar activity. Generally narrow connexion are present between periods of large (small) variability of the climate and large (small) solar activity.

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  1. Kon. Nederlands Meteorologisch Instituut, DeBilt, (Hollande)

    S. W. Visser

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Visser, S.W. Le climat change-t-il?. Geofisica Pura e Applicata 12, 1–3 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02325957

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