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Change in temperature for the Greater Alpine Region, 1760–2007: Single years and 20-year smoothed mean series

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Created : Dec 13, 2010 Published : Dec 13, 2010 Last modified : Nov 29, 2012 11:36 AM

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Single years (thin lines) and 20-year smoothed means (bold lines). All values relative to 1851–2000 averages, summer and winter half-years (first row), annual means and annual range (second row).

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