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Northern China maximum temperature in the summer of 1743: A historical event of burning summer in a relatively warm climate background 被引量:2
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作者 zhangde'er DemareeGaston 《Chinese Science Bulletin》 SCIE EI CAS 2004年第23期2508-2514,共7页
In the context of historical climate records of China and early meteorological measurements of Beijing discovered recently in Europe, a study is undertaken on the 1743 hottest summer of north China over the last 700 a... In the context of historical climate records of China and early meteorological measurements of Beijing discovered recently in Europe, a study is undertaken on the 1743 hottest summer of north China over the last 700 a, cov- ering Beijing, Tianjin, and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Shandong, with the highest temperature reaching 44.4℃ in July 1743 in Beijing, in excess of the maximum climate record in the 20th century. Results show that the related weather/climate features of the 1743 heat wave, e.g., flood/ drought distribution and Meiyu activity and the external forcings, such as solar activity and equatorial Pacific SST condition are the same as those of the 1942 and 1999 heat events. It is noted that the 1743 burning summer event oc- curs in a relatively warm climate background prior to the Industrial Revolution, with a lower level of CO2 release. 展开更多
关键词 1743年 中国 夏季 气温 气候背景 历史 二氧化碳
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