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Annecy is at the same latitude as Mount Blanc and corresponds
with neighboring Chambery warming up of all the seasons
1843-1852, 1773-1842 is cooler, 1843-1913 slightly warmer
| 1st date of the 1st snow at Annecy |
1773-1910 |
| Lake Champlain |
1816-1935 |
| Lake Suwa near Tokyo Lake Kavallesi Finland |
1834-1943 /1444-1954 |
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Russia Finland Winters begin
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1540-1560 |
Time lag in glacial reactions such as presiding with the Annecy-Chamonix
area from 1852-1863 are a meteorological cause separated from the
glacial effect by a one decade of inertia. As Annecy series show how
Alpine glaciers respond to local climate oscillations, the ical period
is a few centuries staid but the meteorlogical character of the Alpine
seasons [the Witterungscharakter] differs slightly from what is for
the 20th century Alps and Europe in general. Any method between glaciers
and temperatures. Without much of a meteorological cause in 14th century
water serving mill, a factorial detriment that seized to enterprise
inhabitants of French e-Comte, warmed winters partly because of great
frosts but in less mild winters, more frequency of frosts. The constitute
effect of an inverse symmetrical thermo flux that parallels occurrences
after 1850 when winters are milder and frosts less frequent and opening
scattered methods between sets of data for correspondences in a tighter
magnetism adjoining the metric system and historical years.
The Little Ice Age does not show to involve any significant agricultural
effects only in as much, climate deterioration causes growth of neves
and glaciers that are factors of cooling down in the microclimate.
Viticulture and techniques are relatively fixed as the demand of market
consumers changes little over time and stable phonological curves
extending over a century synthesizes series for probably attrition.
Wine harvests would probably give various titles to climatic fidelity
with a positive result or a concordance between vineyards that are
close to one another. Such are minima to dendrochronological curves
but the warm and cool flux in a season (sagsignatur) or punctuality
accounts primary for human factors or increases accumulation and decrease
ablation of incomings exceeding outcomings. The medieval climate of
intersecular phase in the Alpine glaciers or Fernau oscillation is
defined with probable climatic determinants or maximal moraines of
Fernau glacier ending in marsh or peat bog of the Bunte Moor with
a correspondence to glacial minima. The geomorphologic method and
radiocarbon dating alternate strata of peat bog and glacial sand against
a time scale.
The O 18 ice sheet memory involving small fluxes in quantity of solar
radiation and secular trends of solar activity makes low production
of C 14 in warm periods associative of high concentration of O18.
As an effect like a consolidated event, the rise of temporal oscillation
in uptake of C14 by plants gives phenology a far from long lost contribution
to group composition. Climate and Carbon 14concentrations were independently
influenced by the unusual quiet state of the sun and periodicity elsewhere
into reversions of frequency. Convergence between carbon 14 and Oxygen
18 in contrast with centuries of quiet sun and climate cool down are
called the pleasant periods of optima. The 20th century with an amelioration
and longer little optimums of the early Middle Ages conclude many
assimilatory factors. Without satellites, that is vise a vise, devised
sound, and without the visualization of data tables, the increased
number of sunspots in the secular long-term by low production of C14
by high production of 018 would be like permeated friction without
some other factor.
5 long-term glacial episodes
-/ Fundamental chronological divisions of the post glacial
age to the Quaternary - a continuity between historical and geological
time / oscillations of geological time that are intersecular, millenary,
intermillenary within the subaltantic period forms
| The interval of retreat of the Roman Era |
400-750 BC |
| another glacial maximum |
1200-1300, 600 BC |
| advance in Alpine glaciers analogous to 1550-1800 Little Ice Age |
Allalin glacier of Saaser Visp valley in Switzerland
[Radiocarbon date of glacial advance in the Alps 1215-1350]
Converging, the Oberriederin, an early irrigation near Aletsch
much smaller in the Middle Ages than the 17th century and was abandoned
1385. The fossil forest chronicle at Grindelwald 16th-17th locale
with a church movement in 1096 from the Burgbiel as compared to fossil
trunks with petrified wood in the Danube under piles of a Roman Bridge
· Peat bog of the medieval thrust - terminus ad quem or terminus
ad quo
· Contours of continent- distinct seasoning contributing to the freezing
of O-zone then why glacial withdrawal and warm climate last a century
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