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- Global change : polish perspectives 3 (2)
- Global change : polish perspectives (1)
- Thermal characterization of winters in the 20th century in Kraków (1)
- Thermal differentiation of winters in the Carpathian Mountains altitudinal profile during the period 1961/62-1990/91 (1)
- Understanding and assessments of some aspects of climate variation in Poland (1)
- This paper discusses the output of Polish climatologists dealing with climate changes. Climatic forecasts for Poland are presented (with the development of the greenhouse effect taken into account). Circulation factors take part in forming climate
- were taken, for 3 stations representing different altitudinal climatic zones, in the period 1961/62-1990/91. The variability of the dates of winter commencement and end, winter duration and thermal indices were analysed, as was the relation between
- and phenomena. The first day with mean daily air temperature