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and Heidke forecast verification measureSj refinement of the Heidke score.
Wea. Forecasting, 7, 699-709 (10.3)
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persistence of low-frequency atmospheric circulation patterns. Mon. Wea.
Rev. 115, 1825-1850 (12.1, 13.2)
Barnston, A. G. and H. M. van den Dool, 1993: A degeneracy in crossvalidated skill in regression-based forecasts. J. Climate 6, 963-977 (10.5)
Barry, R.G. and Perry, A.H. 1973: Synoptic Climatology. Methuen,
London. (7.2)
Baur, F., P. Hess, and H. Nagel, 1944: Kalender der Grosswetterlagen
Europas 1881-1939. Bad Homburg, 35 pp. (11.4)
Bjerknes, J., 1964: Atlantic air-sea interaction. Adv. in Geophysics 7,1 -
82 (Academic Press, New York, London) (6.4)
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temperature biases resulting from differing times of observations. J. Climate
and Appl. Meteor. 22,328-330 (4.2)
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SIAM-SIMS Conference Series 5, Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Philadelphia, 211-226 (5.6)
Blasing, T.J., A.M. Solomon and D.N. Duvick, 1984: Response functions revisited. Tree-Ring BuH. 44, 1-15 (5.6)
Bottomley, M., C.K. FolIand, J. Hsiung, R.E. Newell and D.E.
Parker, 1990: Global Ocean Surface Temperature Atlas (GOSTA). Joint
Meteorological OfficejMassachusetts Institute ofTechnology Project. Project
supported by US Dept. of Energy, US National Science Foundation and US
Office of N aval Research. Publication funded by UK Depts. of Energy and
Environment. pp20 and 313 Plates. HMSO, London. (4.2,4.3,6.3)
Braconnot, P. and C. Frankignoul, 1993: Testing model simulations of
the thermocline depth variability in the tropical Atlantic from 1982 through
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Bradley, R.S. (Ed.), 1900: Global Changes of the Past. UCARjOIES,
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Bradley, R.S. and P.D. Jones (Eds.), 1992: Climate Since A.D. 1500,
Routledge, London, 679pp. (5.7)
Bradley, R.S., P.M. Kelly, P.D. Jones, C.M. Goodess and H.F.
Diaz, 1985: A climatic data bank for northern hemisphere land areas, 18511980. U.S. Dept. of Energy, Carbon Dioxide Research Division, Technical
Report TR017, 335pp. (4.2)