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Sun-spots and Phenology

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IT can be shown in several ways, I think, that we have, on the whole, in these parts (London), more warmth when the sun-spots are numerous than when they are few, a state of things rather opposite to that in the tropics, where (according to M. Nordmann, who has lately confirmed the work of Dr. Köppen some thirty years ago) sun-spots mean coolness, and there is most warmth about minima.

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MACDOWALL, A. Sun-spots and Phenology. Nature 68, 389–390 (1903). https://doi.org/10.1038/068389d0

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