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Features of cold and warm periods in the depressions of the South- West Baikal region Vasilenko Oxana Valeryevna Voropay Nadezhda Nikolaevna V.B. Sochava Institute of Geography SB RAS

The area of research Weather Period of Coordinates Altitude station observation Arshan 51°55 - 102°26 885 m a.s.l 1910---97 51 ° 41- 102 ° 08 Kiren 755 m a.s.l 1951- … Tunka 51°44 - 102°32 721 m a.s.l 1888-…. 51 ° 41 100 ° 59 Mondy 1303 m a.s.l 1900 - …

DEVICES THERMOCHRON - DS1922L-F5 - thermograph The range of recorded temperatures: -40 to +85 ° C Accuracy temperature recording in the range - 10 ° C ... + 65 ° C: ± 0,5 ° C in the range - 40 ° C ... - 10 ° C: ± 0,6 ° C in the range + 65 ° C ... + 85 ° C: ± 0,9 ° C 2 meters HYGROCHRON - DS1923-F5 – nygrograph The range of recorded temperatures: -20 ... + 85 ° C, Relative humidity: 0 ... 100% RH ( Δ RH = ± 5% RH) Database - temperature (temperature and humidity) frequency of measurements - 3 hours (synchronous with standard terms on meteorological stations)

Landscapes: • Wetlands • Steppe • Grasslands • Forest-steppe • Tayga • Goltsy

Features of cold and warm periods Values of the limits of air temperature Features of warm Depression periods 0 ⁰ С 5 ⁰ С 10 ⁰ С 15 ⁰ С Date of sustainable Tunka 18.04-25.04 23.04.-10.06 01.06.-08.07. 16.07-19.07 transition (early) Mondy 24.04.-20.05 14.05.-15.06. 15.06.-11.07 - Date of sustainable Tunka 11.10-03.11 26.09-02.10 06.09-07.09 18.03-31.08 transition (late) Mondy 04.10-12.10 07.09.-30.09 16.08.-07.09. - Tunka 178-201 164-89 100-70 49-29 Duration (days) Mondy 170-137 140-86 84-26 - Tunka 12,7-8,5 13,7-9,3 16,8-11,9 17,9-15,6 Average temp. ( ⁰ С ) Mondy 9,5-6,1 11,6-9,1 13,4-10,5 - Tunka 2239-924,9 2185-831 1662,7-727,3 964,7-495,4 Sum of temperatures ( ⁰ С ) Mondy 1775-883,5 1535-750 1159-274 - Values of the limits of air temperature Depression Features of cold periods 0 ⁰ С -5 ⁰ С -10 ⁰ С -15 ⁰ С -20 ⁰ С 12.10.-05.11. 06.11-05.12 24.11-04.01 08.12-24.01. 06.01.-27.01 Tunka Date of sustainable transition (early) Mondy 04.10.-13.10. 04.11.-02.12. 07.12.-14.12. 04.01.-24.01 2.02. Tunka 19.03.-15.05 13.03-18.03 6.03-13.03 19.02-8.03 13.02-19.02 Date of sustainable transition (late) Mondy 26.03-24.05 17.03-20.03 10.03.-18.03. 6.03.-11.03. 15.02-18.02 Tunka 216-135 128-96 110-64 91-22 44-22 Duration (days) Mondy 247-166 138-106 83-96 63-42 14-18 Tunka -7,5…-16 -12,7…-19 -14,9…-21 -16,7…-22,7 -21,4…-26,8 Average temp. ( ⁰ С ) Mondy -8,5…-12 -10,7…-15 -15,2…-17,7 -17,5..-19,9 -21… -23,4 Tunka -1440…-2547 -1223…-2462 -1321…-2324 -419…-2064 -382…-1178 Sum of temperatures ( ⁰ С ) Mondy -1676…-2173 -1557…-2051 -904…-1694 -732…-1229 -350…-590

Features of cold and warm periods in the depressions of the South- - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Features of cold and warm periods in the depressions of the South- West Baikal region Vasilenko Oxana Valeryevna Voropay Nadezhda Nikolaevna V.B. Sochava Institute of Geography SB RAS The area of research Weather Period of Coordinates

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