1997
DOI: 10.1080/10473289.1997.10463936
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Time Trends and Seasonal Variation of the Rainwater Chemical Composition in Spain

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“…13 The main sources of pollutants for these Spanish EMEP stations and the characteristics of acid wet deposition also have been documented. [2][3][4] The three classes of rain present a different temporal distribution. Whereas the frontal rain episodes can be found during the whole year, meso-γ storms are distributed from June to December (both included), but the mesoscale convective precipitation is only registered from September to November (both included).…”
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“…13 The main sources of pollutants for these Spanish EMEP stations and the characteristics of acid wet deposition also have been documented. [2][3][4] The three classes of rain present a different temporal distribution. Whereas the frontal rain episodes can be found during the whole year, meso-γ storms are distributed from June to December (both included), but the mesoscale convective precipitation is only registered from September to November (both included).…”
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“…The location of the Spanish EMEP stations and their characteristics has been widely described in most of the mentioned papers. [2][3][4]6 The data used correspond to the daily chemical analysis of wet deposition from January 1990 to December 1994. For the mentioned 5-year period, both the Roquetas and the Logroño stations show annual cycles and no trend.…”
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