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Tableau 9

Types de circulation atmosphérique, d’après la classification de J.Lityński, dont la fréquence (nombre de jours) dans les saisons et années « anormales » selon la nébulosité, présente des écarts significatifs au niveau de 0,05 par rapport à la fréquence moyenne observée au cours des 50 ans 1951–2000 : a – écarts positifs, b – écarts négatifs. Circulation types after the classification of Lityński, which mean frequency (numbers of days) in anomalous seasons and years according to the cloudiness is significantly different at the level α= 0,05 from mean frequency in 50-years 1951– 2000: a – highest, b – lower.

    Anormalement serein Anomalously clear Anormalement couvert Anomalously cloudy
  a NWA, SA, WA 0C, EC, S0, NC
Hiver Winter XII-II b SC, 0C, WC, SWC SWA, SEA, SA, WA, SW0
Printemps Spring a NWA, NA NC, NEC, EC
III-V b 0C, SC, SEC EA, NEA, SC
Eté Summer a NA, NEA, E0, SA NWC, NC, SWC
VI-VIII b SC NEA, NE0, EA, WA, NW0
Automne Autumn a SA, EA, NEA, WA, S0 NEC, EC, NW0
IX-XI b NC, 00 SW0, S0, SA
Année Year a SA, WA, E0, SEA NEC, EC, 0C, NC, SC
XII-II b WC EA, SA

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