Recent mean temperature trends in Pakistan and links with teleconnection patterns

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Main Authors: del Río, Sara, Anjum Iqbal, M., Cano Ortiz, A., Herrero, Luis, Hassan, A., Penas, Ángel
Format: artículo biblioteca
Language:English
Published: Wiley-Blackwell 2013-02
Subjects:Mean temperature, Pakistan, Teleconnection patterns, Trends, Mann-Kendall,
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10261/80986
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spelling dig-igm-es-10261-809862021-04-20T14:15:22Z Recent mean temperature trends in Pakistan and links with teleconnection patterns del Río, Sara Anjum Iqbal, M. Cano Ortiz, A. Herrero, Luis Hassan, A. Penas, Ángel Mean temperature Pakistan Teleconnection patterns Trends Mann-Kendall 14 páginas. Monthly, seasonal and annual trends in mean temperatures have been analysed in this study using data from 37 weather stations from the Pakistan Meteorological Department with records from 1952 to 2009. Statistical tests including Sen's slope and Mann-Kendall were applied to each of the 37 stations in order to determine the sign and slopes of trends and their statistical significance. The study reveals that the temperature has generally increased in Pakistan at all time scales analysed over the past few decades. March and the pre-monsoon season were the periods with the highest number of weather stations showing statistical significance, and also with the highest magnitudes of trends. Mean annual temperature increased around 0.36 degrees C/decade. This rise in temperature is slightly higher than other results found for Pakistan. The association between temperatures and certain teleconnection patterns, as well as the influence of the urban effect, might be among the causes of the trends found in this study. The largest number of correlations between mean temperatures and teleconnection patterns was found in March, April and May with NAO, ENSO and NCP, respectively. The North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) may also have an influence on the temperatures of certain months in the monsoon season and particularly in August. At a seasonal resolution, NAO and NCP may control temperatures in the pre-monsoon season. The lowest number of sites exhibiting correlations was found in winter and in the post-monsoon seasons. Peer reviewed 2013-08-23T11:33:16Z 2013-08-23T11:33:16Z 2013-02 artículo http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501 International Journal of Climatology, 33 : 277-290 (2013) 0899-8418 http://hdl.handle.net/10261/80986 10.1002/joc.3423 en http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/joc.3423 open Wiley-Blackwell
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topic Mean temperature
Pakistan
Teleconnection patterns
Trends
Mann-Kendall
Mean temperature
Pakistan
Teleconnection patterns
Trends
Mann-Kendall
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Pakistan
Teleconnection patterns
Trends
Mann-Kendall
Mean temperature
Pakistan
Teleconnection patterns
Trends
Mann-Kendall
del Río, Sara
Anjum Iqbal, M.
Cano Ortiz, A.
Herrero, Luis
Hassan, A.
Penas, Ángel
Recent mean temperature trends in Pakistan and links with teleconnection patterns
description 14 páginas.
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topic_facet Mean temperature
Pakistan
Teleconnection patterns
Trends
Mann-Kendall
author del Río, Sara
Anjum Iqbal, M.
Cano Ortiz, A.
Herrero, Luis
Hassan, A.
Penas, Ángel
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Anjum Iqbal, M.
Cano Ortiz, A.
Herrero, Luis
Hassan, A.
Penas, Ángel
author_sort del Río, Sara
title Recent mean temperature trends in Pakistan and links with teleconnection patterns
title_short Recent mean temperature trends in Pakistan and links with teleconnection patterns
title_full Recent mean temperature trends in Pakistan and links with teleconnection patterns
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