1. Links between teleconnection patterns and mean temperature in Spain

   • David Ríos-Cornejo
   • Ángel Penas
   • Sara del Río

   Original Paper 10 September 2014 Pages: 1 - 18

   

2. Climate parameters of Estonia and the Baltic Sea region derived from the high-resolution reanalysis database BaltAn65+

   • Aarne Männik
   • Marko Zirk
   • Andres Luhamaa

   Original Paper 18 September 2014 Pages: 19 - 34

   

3. Spatial variability of maximum and minimum monthly temperature in Spain during 1981–2010 evaluated by correlation decay distance (CDD)

   • D. Pena-Angulo
   • N. Cortesi
   • J. C. González-Hidalgo

   Original Paper 18 September 2014 Pages: 35 - 45

   

4. An evaluation of the seasonal added value of downscaling over the United States using new verification measures

   • Laurel L. De Haan
   • Masao Kanamitsu
   • Liqiang Sun

   Original Paper 19 September 2014 Pages: 47 - 57

   

5. Characterization of risk/exposure to climate extremes for the Brazilian Northeast—case study: Rio Grande do Norte

   • Bruce Kelly N. Silva
   • Paulo Sergio Lucio

   Original Paper 20 September 2014 Pages: 59 - 67

   

6. Suitability of different comfort indices for the prediction of thermal conditions in tree-covered outdoor spaces in arid cities

   • María Angélica Ruiz
   • Erica Norma Correa

   Original Paper 21 September 2014 Pages: 69 - 83

   

7. Cyclones and their possible changes in the Arctic by the end of the twenty first century from regional climate model simulations

   • Mirseid Akperov
   • Igor Mokhov
   • Heidrun Matthes

   Original Paper 23 September 2014 Pages: 85 - 96

   

8. Fog climatology in Latvia

   • Zanita Avotniece
   • Maris Klavins
   • Lita Lizuma

   Original Paper 26 September 2014 Pages: 97 - 109

   

9. Recent climatic changes in Romania from observational data (1961–2013)

   • Alexandru Dumitrescu
   • Roxana Bojariu
   • Ancuta Manea

   Original Paper 27 September 2014 Pages: 111 - 119

   

10. Regionalizing precipitation in Iran using GPCC gridded data via multivariate analysis and L-moment methods

    • Fahimeh Sarmadi
    • Alireza Shokoohi

    Original Paper 05 October 2014 Pages: 121 - 128

    

11. Evaluation of spatial and temporal characteristics of precipitation variations in Jilin Province, Northeast China

    • Bo Liu
    • Changlai Xiao
    • Xiujuan Liang

    Original Paper 09 October 2014 Pages: 129 - 142

    

12. Spatial and temporal analysis of rainfall and temperature trend of India

    • Arun Mondal
    • Deepak Khare
    • Sananda Kundu

    Original Paper 09 October 2014 Pages: 143 - 158

    

13. Potential improvements to statistical downscaling of general circulation model outputs to catchment streamflows with downscaled precipitation and evaporation

    • D. A. Sachindra
    • F. Huang
    • B. J. C. Perera

    Original Paper 09 October 2014 Pages: 159 - 179

    

14. Plants remember past weather: a study for atmospheric pollen concentrations of Ambrosia, Poaceae and Populus

    • István Matyasovszky
    • László Makra
    • Gábor Tusnády

    Original Paper 09 October 2014 Pages: 181 - 193

    

15. Daily patterns of CO₂ in the lower atmosphere of a rural site

    • Isidro A. Pérez
    • M. Luisa Sánchez
    • Nuria Pardo

    Original Paper 09 October 2014 Pages: 195 - 205

    

16. Observed changes in SAT and GDD and the climatological suitability of the Poland-Germany-Czech Republic transboundary region for wine grapes cultivation

    • Maciej Kryza
    • Mariusz Szymanowski
    • Mieczysław Sobik

    Original Paper Open access 10 October 2014 Pages: 207 - 218

    

17. Extreme temperature conditions and wildland fires in Spain

    • A. Cardil
    • C. S. Eastaugh
    • D. M. Molina

    Original Paper 10 October 2014 Pages: 219 - 228

    

18. WRF model sensitivity to choice of parameterization: a study of the ‘York Flood 1999’

    • Renji Remesan
    • Tim Bellerby
    • Lynne Frostick

    Original Paper 11 October 2014 Pages: 229 - 247

    

19. Plausible influence of Atlantic Ocean SST anomalies on winter haze in China

    • Dong Xiao
    • Ying Li
    • Yan Wang

    Original Paper Open access 11 October 2014 Pages: 249 - 257

    

20. Uncertainties of the global-to-regional temperature and precipitation simulations in CMIP5 models for past and future 100 years

    • Lilong Zhao
    • Jianjun Xu
    • Zhihong Jiang

    Original Paper 14 October 2014 Pages: 259 - 270

    

21. Relationships between Rwandan seasonal rainfall anomalies and ENSO events

    • I. Muhire
    • F. Ahmed
    • K. Abutaleb

    Original Paper 14 October 2014 Pages: 271 - 284

    

22. Temperature trend–altitude relationship in China during 1963–2012

    • Danhong Dong
    • Gang Huang
    • Guangzhou Fan

    Original Paper 15 October 2014 Pages: 285 - 294

    

23. Interannual variation of the Philippines affecting tropical cyclone intensity and its possible causes

    • Ki-Seon Choi
    • Baek-Jo Kim
    • Hae-Dong Kim

    Original Paper 16 October 2014 Pages: 295 - 301

    

24. Homogenization of precipitation time series with ACMANT

    • Peter Domonkos

    Original Paper 16 October 2014 Pages: 303 - 314

    

25. Sensitivity of simulated extreme precipitation and temperature to convective parameterization using RegCM3 in China

    • Pinhong Hui
    • Jianping Tang
    • Jian Wu

    Original Paper 17 October 2014 Pages: 315 - 335

    

26. Using fuzzified regression trees for statistical downscaling and regionalization of near surface temperatures in complex terrain

    • Lars Gerlitz

    Original Paper 19 October 2014 Pages: 337 - 352

    

27. Connection between the genesis number of tropical cyclones over the western North Pacific and summer rainfall over Northeast Asia

    • Ki-Seon Choi
    • Il-Ju Moon

    Original Paper 23 October 2014 Pages: 353 - 363

    

28. Influence of diversified relief on the urban heat island in the city of Kraków, Poland

    • Anita Bokwa
    • Monika J. Hajto
    • Mariusz Szymanowski

    Original Paper Open access 15 August 2015 Pages: 365 - 382

    

29. An estimation of ENSO predictability from its seasonal teleconnections

    • M. Tasambay-Salazar
    • M. J. OrtizBeviá
    • A. M. RuizdeElvira

    Original Paper 11 July 2015 Pages: 383 - 399

    

30. Erratum to: An estimation of ENSO predictability from its seasonal teleconnections

    • M. Tasambay-Salazar
    • M. J. OrtizBeviá
    • A. M. RuizdeElvira

    Erratum 07 August 2015 Pages: 401 - 401