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A1.
Introduction
A11 Who does not know – that the sea warms and cools the
climate?
A12
The book should be about ocean use, but it isn’t.
A13 Two man made climate shifts
A14
Just a word
about the words „weather“
A2. The guys who do not see a war.
A21
Sensational observations at Kew Obs.
A22
Stockholm - Bingo! Three winter record!
A23
At the Center of Marine Met, but….?
A24
Cold and Special - Winter 1939/40
A25
Bright, but ………..!
A26
Forecaster for winter 1941-42
A 27
A very big Forecasting Flop
A28
A lasting secret? The
cut-off lows
A29
Cyclone density changes during war
A210 The El Niño didn’t do
it.
B. The three year cold package
B1 Warm, warmer – The situation.
B2 They saw a lot, but understood too little
B3: Great
Britain in rough sea.
B4
A power that turn the Baltic Sea into ice
B5
A thriller about
the cold – But science is desinterested
B6
Europe cold vs. Globe warm; 1940-1942 - A summary
C. War calls ice age
back on duty –
Winter 1939/40
C1. Idiots,
Severity, Experiment.
C2
Records, Records, Records –
Introduction to the
Unexpected
C3 War at sea 1939 - Facts
and events
C4
Did the sky cry? Rain,
dry, cold!
C5
Freezing cold after the rain –
Europe and USA
C6 Jet stream
blocked by bombs and mines?
C7
The weather attacked in the Winter War:
Russia vs. Finland
C8
The story the sea ice tells
C9 From the North Sea to the Atlantic
C10
The west wind aisle mutates
to a cold corridor
C11
More factors & non-factors
for consideration.
C12
Summary
D. Winter
1940/41 a climatic delight
D1
Bad boys in navy blue and climate experts without a clou?
D2
Shaken seas 1940 – the Norwegian Campaign – and other
forces.
D3
Meteorological
Situation
in Northern Europe
D34
Bombing the Skagerrak into the cold?
D5 How deep could naval warfare penetrate?
D6
What did Hesselberg & Birkeland thought made the cold
January 1941
D7 The sea ice
winter 1940/41
D8 El Niño and winter 1940/41
D9 Summing
up a winter of scientific delight.
E
General Frost reign – Winter 1941/42
E1
How naval war saved Russia in winter 1941/42
E2 Naval
Battle fields and weather deviation in overview
E3
“Barbarossa“ & The naval
appendix
E4
When the weather broken down along the Eastern Front
E5
The winter weather 1941/42
E6 The
Swedish winter 1941/42 in detail
E7
A cold air pool on visit
E8 What evidence
offers the sea ice in the Baltic Sea
E9 NN
E10 Any role of El Niño
?
E11
Summary
F
Global Cooling; 1940-1970;
An Atlantic matter?
F1
A settled issue?
F2
What does the ‘Battle of the Atlantic’ mean to the
marine environment?
F3
Discussing the kick off to global cooling
G Pacific War contributing to Global Cooling?
H
The Warming before the Cooling
-The trace to the First World War-
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