Physics
Scientific paper
Feb 2012
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Geomagnetism and Aeronomy, Volume 52, Issue 1, pp.1-15
Physics
Scientific paper
We confirm the close synoptic relationship of the sectoral structure of the Sun's magnetic field of the with the near-Earth tropospheric pressure with a case study of three European points (Troitsk, Rome, Jungfrau) in the period of the anomalously hot summer of June-August 2010. We substantiate the position that such a relationship was fostered by the anomalously low solar activity as a result of superposition of the minima of the 22- and 180-year cycles. Sectoral analysis of the solar-tropospheric relationships has shown that the appearance of a blocking anticyclone in the Moscow suburbs, its expansion to Rome and Jungfrau, and subsequent retreat at first from these points, and then from the Moscow suburbs was closely related to solar activity phenomena producing, according to contemporary notions, cyclonic activity, shown by simulation of the Earth's electric field.
Ivanov K. G.
Kharshiladze A. F.
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