TRENDS IN CHANGE OF LOW STRATIFORM CLOUDS OVER THE SIBERIAN REGION

The paper studies long-term changes in the amount of low-level stratiform clouds (Sc, St, Ns) over the Siberian region based on 54-year (from 1969 to 2022) observations from 70 meteorological stations for four seasons (winter, spring, summer and autumn) and on average for the year. The greatest trend in long-term changes in the amount of lower stratiform cloudiness is observed in winter: the maximum positive trend is observed in Western Siberia, and the largest (in absolute value) negative trend is in Eastern Siberia, especially in central Yakutia.

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2025-06-20
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https://doi.org/10.56820/conferencearticle_685d0a9d1025d6.93806894
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Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
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TRENDS IN CHANGE OF LOW STRATIFORM CLOUDS OVER THE SIBERIAN REGION

A. V. Lavrinenko, N. Ya. Lomakina
Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
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TRENDS IN CHANGE OF LOW STRATIFORM CLOUDS OVER THE SIBERIAN REGION

A. V. Lavrinenko, N. Ya. Lomakina
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The paper studies long-term changes in the amount of low-level stratiform clouds (Sc, St, Ns) over the Siberian region based on 54-year (from 1969 to 2022) observations from 70 meteorological stations for four seasons (winter, spring, summer and autumn) and on average for the year. The greatest trend in long-term changes in the amount of lower stratiform cloudiness is observed in winter: the maximum positive trend is observed in Western Siberia, and the largest (in absolute value) negative trend is in Eastern Siberia, especially in central Yakutia.

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