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• TITLE: Time-integrated North Atlantic Oscillation as a proxy for climatic change

  AUTHORS: Adriano Mazzarella

  KEYWORDS: North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO); Length of Day (LOD); Sea Surface Temperature (SST); Correlation Coefficient; Vector Probable Error

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.5 No.1A, January 31, 2013

  ABSTRACT: The time-integrated yearly values of North Atlantic Oscillation (INAO) are found to be well correlated to the sea surface temperature. The results give the feasibility of using INAO as a good proxy for climate change and contribute to a more complete picture of the full range of variability inherent in the climate system. Moreover, the extrapolation in the future of the well identified 65-year harmonic in INAO suggests a gradual decline in global warming starting from 2005.