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1. Long‐Term Prediction of Sudden Stratospheric Warmings With Geomagnetic and Solar Activity M. Vokhmyanin et al.
2. Spring temperature variability relative to the North Atlantic Oscillation and sunspots — A correlation analysis with a Monte Carlo implementation S. Helama & J. Holopainen
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5. Why is Energetic Particle Precipitation Important for Climate Research and Seasonal Forecasting? H. Nesse et al.
6. Electricity consumption in Finland influenced by climate effects of energetic particle precipitation V. Juntunen & T. Asikainen
7. Teleconnections force interannual‐to‐decadal tidal variability in the Lagoon of Venice (northern Adriatic) D. Zanchettin et al.
8. A study on possible solar and geomagnetic effects on the precipitation over northwestern Argentina T. Heredia & A. Elias
9. Precipitation over two Southern Hemisphere locations: Long-term variation linked to natural and anthropogenic forcings T. Heredia & A. Elias
10. Nonlinear and nonstationary influences of geomagnetic activity on the winter North Atlantic Oscillation Y. Li et al.
11. Planetary Waves Controlling the Effect of Energetic Electron Precipitation on the Northern Polar Vortex A. Salminen et al.
12. Long-term prediction of the influence of sudden stratospheric warmings on the electricity consumption and wind power generation in Finland V. Juntunen et al.
13. The role of climatic forcings in variations of Portuguese temperature: A comparison of spectral and statistical methods A. Morozova & T. Barlyaeva
14. Influence of geomagnetic activity on the southern atmosphere and its cross‐seasonal association with SAM G. Luo et al.
15. Effect of geomagnetic activity on the northern annular mode: QBO dependence and the Holton-Tan relationship V. Maliniemi et al.
16. Comparing the effects of solar-related and terrestrial drivers on the northern polar vortex A. Salminen et al.
17. Impact of the northern polar vortex and geomagnetic activity on solar radiation at surface and solar power production in Europe V. Juntunen et al.
18. Statistical Associations Between Geomagnetic Activity, Solar Wind, Solar Proton Events, and Winter NAO and AO Indices J. Vencloviene et al.
19. Possible solar wind effect on the northern annular mode and northern hemispheric circulation during winter and spring H. Lu et al.
20. Solar activity as a possible cause of large forest fires — A case study: Analysis of the Portuguese forest fires J. Gomes & M. Radovanovic
21. Forest fires in Europe from July 22-25, 2009 M. Radovanovic
22. Solar Forcing of Climate. 2: Evidence from the Past G. Versteegh
23. Long-Term Correlation Between the Nao and Solar Activity R. Lukianova & G. Alekseev
24. Lower and middle atmosphere and ozone layer responses to solar variation A. Elias
25. Associations between Quasi-biennial Oscillation phase, solar wind, geomagnetic activity, and the incidence of acute myocardial infarction J. Vencloviene et al.
26. Geomagnetic activity and the North Atlantic Oscillation V. Bucha
27. An interhemispheric comparison of the geomagnetic activity signature in the lower atmosphere D. Palamara
28. Statistical Association between Space Weather and Meteorological Variables During Winter in the Baltic Sea Region . Deivydas Kiznys & . Jone Vencloviene
29. Statistical Analysis on the Relationship between Solar and Geomagnetic Activities and the Arctic Oscillation R. FUJITA & H. TANAKA
30. Impact of variations in solar activity on hydrological decadal patterns in northern Italy D. Zanchettin et al.
31. Links between teleconnection patterns and mean temperature in Spain D. Ríos-Cornejo et al.
32. Po River discharges: a preliminary analysis of a 200-year time series D. Zanchettin et al.
33. Influence of Enhanced Planetary Wave Activity on the Polar Vortex Enhancement Related to Energetic Electron Precipitation T. Asikainen et al.
34. Effect of Energetic Electron Precipitation on the Northern Polar Vortex: Explaining the QBO Modulation via Control of Meridional Circulation A. Salminen et al.