Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on Earth
This paper intends to demonstrate that, on Terra's surface, there are cycles of air's temperature and of other meteorological elements having a duration of 19 years (the Metonic cycle). These 19-year cycles are recorded on every continent, especially in temperate climate areas where the (p...
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description | This paper intends to demonstrate that, on Terra's surface, there are cycles of air's temperature and of other meteorological elements having a duration of 19 years (the Metonic cycle). These 19-year cycles are recorded on every continent, especially in temperate climate areas where the (planetary) Rossby waves exhibit very clearly. As in the case of other cycles of meteorological elements, the atmospheric tides play a very important role in their occurrence. In the case of this cycle, the atmospheric tides are also generated mainly by Moon’s and Sun’s attraction. |
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spelling | doaj.art-d6b5b3c732144200b6d9e7ba5a2da1e72022-12-21T23:17:40ZengAlexandru Ioan Cuza University Press, Iasi, RomaniaPresent Environment and Sustainable Development2284-78202016-10-0110211913210.1515/pesd-2016-0030pesd-2016-0030Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on EarthIsaia Ion0Associated lecturer with University “Dunarea de Jos” of GalatiThis paper intends to demonstrate that, on Terra's surface, there are cycles of air's temperature and of other meteorological elements having a duration of 19 years (the Metonic cycle). These 19-year cycles are recorded on every continent, especially in temperate climate areas where the (planetary) Rossby waves exhibit very clearly. As in the case of other cycles of meteorological elements, the atmospheric tides play a very important role in their occurrence. In the case of this cycle, the atmospheric tides are also generated mainly by Moon’s and Sun’s attraction.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/pesd.2016.10.issue-2/pesd-2016-0030/pesd-2016-0030.xml?format=INTMetonic astronomical cyclemultiples of the Metonic cycleatmospheric tidesRossby waves19-year cycles of air temperature |
spellingShingle | Isaia Ion Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on Earth Present Environment and Sustainable Development Metonic astronomical cycle multiples of the Metonic cycle atmospheric tides Rossby waves 19-year cycles of air temperature |
title | Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on Earth |
title_full | Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on Earth |
title_fullStr | Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on Earth |
title_full_unstemmed | Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on Earth |
title_short | Regional Particularities of the Metonic Meteorological Cycle on Earth |
title_sort | regional particularities of the metonic meteorological cycle on earth |
topic | Metonic astronomical cycle multiples of the Metonic cycle atmospheric tides Rossby waves 19-year cycles of air temperature |
url | http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/pesd.2016.10.issue-2/pesd-2016-0030/pesd-2016-0030.xml?format=INT |
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