2011
DOI: 10.2478/v10066-011-0006-z
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The circulation conditions of the vegetation season beginning in eastern Poland

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“…Polish literature on the subject includes a number of papers using the calendar of CTs by Lityński (e.g. Nowosad 2004;_ Zmudzka 2007;Łupikasza 2010;Ustrnul et al 2010;Bartoszek and Węgrzyn 2011). The designation of the transitional class in the classification referring to the area of East-Central Europe seems justified due to the fact that air flow over the area is often determined by the co-occurrence of cyclonic and anticyclonic pressure systems.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Polish literature on the subject includes a number of papers using the calendar of CTs by Lityński (e.g. Nowosad 2004;_ Zmudzka 2007;Łupikasza 2010;Ustrnul et al 2010;Bartoszek and Węgrzyn 2011). The designation of the transitional class in the classification referring to the area of East-Central Europe seems justified due to the fact that air flow over the area is often determined by the co-occurrence of cyclonic and anticyclonic pressure systems.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most considerable changes occurred in Łeba (− 4.2 days/10 years) and Kołobrzeg (− 4.1 days/10 years). The year-year variability of the dates of the beginning of the growing season is related, according to Bartoszek and Węgrzyn (2011), with the nature of the zonal circulation (the predominant direction of inflow of air masses from the western or eastern sector) in February and March, and the meridional in April. The temperature fluctuations depending on changes in the circulation regime also affect changes in the dates of phenological phases (Chmielewski and Rötzer 2001;Aasa et al 2004).…”
Section: Summary and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%