Fig. 5: The relationship between 850-hPa air temperature, snowfall-to-total precipitation ratio, total precipitation, rainfall and the Arctic Oscillation. | Nature Geoscience

Fig. 5: The relationship between 850-hPa air temperature, snowfall-to-total precipitation ratio, total precipitation, rainfall and the Arctic Oscillation.

From: Summer snow on Arctic sea ice modulated by the Arctic Oscillation

Fig. 5

al, The June–August results for 1980–2020 of column 1 correlations with the Arctic Oscillation (AO), column 2 regressions onto the AO and column 3 linear response (composite difference) for 850-hPa air temperature (ac), snowfall-to-total precipitation ratio (df), total precipitation (gi) and rainfall (jl), computed as the difference between the total precipitation minus snowfall. The yellow dots represent 95% statistical significance in a, d, g and j.

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