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The cause-and-effect relationship of solar cycle length and the Northern Hemisphere air surface temperature
*"Lower-than normal temperatures tend to occur in years when the sunspot cycle is longest." [http://www-das.uwyo.edu/~geerts/cwx/notes/chap02/sunspots.html]
*"Lower-than normal temperatures tend to occur in years when the sunspot cycle is longest." [http://www-das.uwyo.edu/~geerts/cwx/notes/chap02/sunspots.html]
*The cause-and-effect relationship of solar cycle length and the Northern Hemisphere air surface temperature - Richard Reichel, Peter Thejll and Knud Lassen [http://thejll.com/Frascati/ReichelThejllLassenSCL.pdf]
*"Our analyses show statistically significant relationships between the double sunspot cycle and the “January thaw” phenomenon along the East Coast and between the double sunspot cycle and “drought” (June temperature and precipitation) in the Midwest." [Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences (1978)]
*"Our analyses show statistically significant relationships between the double sunspot cycle and the “January thaw” phenomenon along the East Coast and between the double sunspot cycle and “drought” (June temperature and precipitation) in the Midwest." [Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences (1978)]