GLOBAL WARMING: THE RHYTHMIC BASE OF PROGNOSIS

Pomortsev O.A., Yakutsk State University, pomortsev@telegraf.by

Kashkarov E.P., Altai State University, kashkarov@telegraf.by

 

From 90 millions of Internet-pages of Global Warming only 0.5% linked with prognosis. Numbers of prognosis investigations in Russia are 70 times higher (14.0% from 2.1 millions Internet-pages) of “West” (West is in quotation marks because includes all publications in English). But for the whole world prognosis survey receive no attention on governmental level. Rhythmic regularities, discovered by Chizhevsky, Eigenson, I.V. and E.V. Maksimov, Sleptsov-Shevlevich, and the others, are focus of interests exceptionally of single specialists.  

 The current warming was correctly predicted only by A.V.Shnitnikov. He build prognosis on long periodical rhythm in 1850 years, “responsible” for change of precipitation of the Earth. The other experts have been predicted a climate cooling. They based on short periodical rhythms and pay no attention to background influence of long periodical rhythms of Shnitnikov (1,850) and Milankovich (40,700).

Little Ice Age in XII-XIX centuries and current warming had showed a determine role in creation of climate background the long periodical rhythms. They create trends for three-four, eleven, and hundred-year rhythms. Thanks to warm-dry (WD) climate interval of 1,850-year rhythm, and warm-wet (WW) interval of 40,700-year rhythm, temperature curve in the middle of XIX century came from the cold area to the warm (Fig. 1). From here was began the current warming.

 

                                                     

Fig. 1. Inner structure of 40,700 and 1,850 year rhythms

(by E.V.Maksimov, 1986), remodeled by authors.

 

 

Fig. 2. Trend of average annual temperatures in XIX-XXI centuries (above-Yakutsk, and below – global)

 
 

 


            XX century represented transition period between Little Ice Age and current warming (Fig. 2). By the rhythm of Shitnikov the Global Warming will continue in future for 700 years, by the rhythm of Milankovich – for 7,000 years (Fig. 1). What is especially important for prognosis investigations – instrumental observations of climate in Little Ice Age and in current Global Warming. They give reliable data for development of prognosis and for reconstruction of climates in the past. It is necessary to underline, that the current warming is not an anomaly – it is return of the Earth in conditions typical for most part of its history.