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Fig. 9.16 Maps of lagged regression coefficients of selected anomaly fields (lag O years, i.e.
the fields show the conditions at the time ofthe maximum overtuming). a) SLP (hPa/Sv), b)
SST (KlSv), c) fresh water flux (mmJd/Sv), d) SSS (psu/Sv), e) surface currents ((cm/s)/Sv),
and f) loss of potential energy by convection [(mW/m 2 )/Sv] . The shading denotes regions in
which the results are statistically significant at the 95% level. From Timmermann et al.
(1998).
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e) Regr . V25/0vert. cm/s/Sv 00
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Fig. 9.16 Maps of lagged regression coefficients of selected anomaly fields (lag O years, i.e.
the fields show the conditions at the time ofthe maximum overtuming). a) SLP (hPa/Sv), b)
SST (KlSv), c) fresh water flux (mmJd/Sv), d) SSS (psu/Sv), e) surface currents ((cm/s)/Sv),
and f) loss of potential energy by convection [(mW/m 2 )/Sv] . The shading denotes regions in
which the results are statistically significant at the 95% level. From Timmermann et al.
(1998).
