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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLIMATOLOGY, VOL. 16, 119-124 (1996) REFERENCE INDEX VOLUME 15 1995 Alados-Arboledas L, Vida J, Olmo FJ. The estimation of thermal atmospheric radiation under cloudy conditions. 15: 107-16, 1995. Anyamba EK, Weare BC. Temporal variability oft he 40-50 day oscillation in tropical convection. 15: 379-402, 1995. Bardossy A, Duckstein L, Bogardi I. Fuzzy rule-based classification of atmospheric circulation patterns. 15: 1087-97, 1995. Basalirwa CPK. Delineation of Uganda into climatological rainfall zones using the method of principal component analysis. 15: 1161-77, 1995. Bhaskaran B, Mitchell JFB, Lavery JR, Lal M. Climatic response of the Indian subcontinent to doubled CO? concentrations. 15: 873-92, 1995. Blanken PD, Rouse WR. Modelling evaporation from a high subarctic willow-birch forest. 15: 97-106, 1995. Camberlin P. June-September rainfall in North-Eastern Africa and atmospheric signals over the tropics: A zonal perspective. 15: 773-83, 1995. Ceballos JC, Braga CC. Missing data assessment in a solarmetric network. 15: 325-40, 1995. Chan JCL. Prediction of annual tropical cyclone activity over the Western North Pacific and the South China Sea. 15: 1011-9, 1995. Chbouki N, Stockton CW, Myers DE. Spatio-temporal patterns of drought in Morocco. 15: 187-205, 1995. Chu P, Katz RW, Ding P. Modelling and forecasting seasonal precipitation in Florida: A vector time-domain approach. 15: 53-64, 1995. Cooter EJ, Leduc SK. Recent frost date trends in the North-eastern USA. 15: 65-75, 1995. Corte-Real J, Zhang X, Wang X. Large-scale circulation regimes and surface climatic anomalies over the Mediterranean. 15: 1135-50, 1995. Cosgrove CM, Garstang M. Simulation of rain events from rain-gauge measurements. 15: 1021-9, 1995. Currie RG. Luni-solar 18.6- and solar cycle 10-11 year signals in Chinese dry-wetness indices. 15: 497-515, 1995. Currie RG. Luni-solar and solar cycle signals in Lake Saki varves and further experiments. 15: 893-917, 1995. Cvitan L. Harmonic analysis of the seasonal cycle in temperature over the Biokovo area (Croatia). 15: 1151-9, 1995. De Bruin HAR, Van Den Hurk BJJM, Welgraven D. A series of global radiation at Wageningen for 1928-1992. 15: 1253-72, 1995. Dhar ON, Nandargi S. Zones of severe rainstorm activity over India- some refinements. 15: 811-9, 1995. DiPasquale RC, Whitlock CH. Global distribution of surface shortwave fluxes derived from satellite data for the World Climate Research Programme. 15: 961-73, 1995. Dix MR, Hunt BG. Chaotic influences and the problem of deterministic seasonal predictions. 15: 729-52, 1995. Druyan LM, Shah KP, Lo KK, Marengo JA, Russell G. Impacts of model improvements on general circulation model sensitivity to sea- surface temperature forcing. 15: 1061-86, 1995. Easterling DR, Peterson TC. A new method for detecting undocumented discontinuities in climatological time series. 15: 369-77, 1995. Esteban-Parra MJ, Rodrigo FS, Castro-Diez Y. Temperature trends and change points in the Northern Spanish Plateau during the last 100 years. 15: 1031-42, 1995. Folland CK, Salinger MJ. Surface temperature trends and variations in New Zealand and the surrounding ocean, 1871-1993. 15: 1195-218, 1995. Gan TY. Trends in air temperature and precipitation for Canada and north-eastern USA. 15: 1115-34, 1995. Gulev SK. Long-term variability of sea-air heat transfer in the North Atlantic Ocean. 15: 825-52, 1995. Gustavsson T. A study of air and road-surface temperature variations during clear windy nights. 15: 919-32, 1995. Gustavsson T, Lindqvist S, Borne K, Bogren J. A study of sea land breezes in an archipelago on the West coast of Sweden. 15: 785-800, 1995. REFERENCE INDEX VOLUME 15 (1995) Hameed S, Currie RG, LaGrone H. Signals in atmospheric pressure variations from 2 to ca. 70 months: Part I,s imulabyt tiwoo cnoupsle d ocean-atmosphere GCMs. 15: 853-71, 1995. Harding RJ, Johnson RC, Soegaard H. The energy balance of snow and partially snow covered areas in Western Greenland. 15: 1043-58, 1995. Hennessy KJ, Pittock AB. Greenhouse warming and threshold temperature events in Victoria, Australia. 15: 591-612, 1995. Hughes WS. Comment on D E Parker: ‘Effects of changing exposure of thermometers at land stations’, 15: 231-234, 1975. Hulme M, Conway D, Jones PD, Jiang T, Barrow EM, Turney C. Construction of a 1961-1990 European climatology for climate change modelling and impact applications. 15: 1333-63, 1995. Hunt BG, Gordon HB, Davies HL. Impact of the greenhouse effect on sea-ice characteristics and snow accumulation in the polar regions. 15: 3-23, 1995. Inoue M, Bigg GR. Trends in wind and sea-level pressure in the Tropical Pacific Ocean for the period 1950-1979. 15: 35-52, 1995. Jackson IJ, Weinand H. Classification of tropical rainfall stations: A comparison of clustering techniques. 15: 985-94, 1995. Jones PD, Briffa KR. Growing season temperatures over the former Soviet Union. 15: 943-59, 1995. Jonsson P, Fortuniak K. Interdecadal variations of surface wind direction in Lund, Southern Sweden, 1741-1990. 15: 447-61, 1995. Jury MR, Parker BA, Raholijao N, Nassor A. Variability of summer rainfall over Madagascar: Climatic determinants at interannual scales. 15: 1323-31, 1995. Keim BD, Faiers GE, Muller RA, Grymes JM III, Rohli RV. Long-term trends of precipitation and runoff in Louisiana, USA. 15: 531-41, 1995. Kidson JW, Watterson IG. A synoptic climatological evaluation of the changes in the CSIRO nine-level model with doubled carbon dioxide in the New Zealand region. 15: 1179-94, 1995. Klink K. Surface aggregation and subgrid-scale climate. 15: 1219-39, 1995. Kraus H, Alkhalaf A. Characteristic surface energy balances for different climate types. 15: 275-84, 1995. Kripalani RH, Singh SV, Panchawagh N, Brikshavana M. Variability of the summer monsoon rainfall over Thailand—comparison with features over India. 15: 657-72, 1995. Krishnamurti TN, Han S, Misra V. Prediction of the dry and wet spell of the Australian monsoon. 15: 753-71, 1995. Kumar PP, Salvekar PS. Studies on the monthly variation of the static stability parameter using harmonic analysis. 15: 1283-94, 1995. Lana X, Fernandez Mills G, Burgueno A, Bargain A. Daily precipitation maxima in Catalonia (North-East Spain) : Expected values and their spatial distribution. 15: 341-54, 1995. Legates D. Global and terrestrial precipitation: A comparative assessment of existing climatologies. 15: 237-58, 1995. Leite SM, Piexoto JP. Maximum entropy analysis of the Duero Basin. 15: 463-72, 1995. Lough JM. Temperature variations in a tropical-subtropical environment: Queensland, Australia, 1910-1987. 15: 77-95, 1995. Marengo JA. Interannual variability of deep convection over the tropical South American sector as deduced from ISCCP C2 data. 15: 995-1010, 1995. Mason SJ. Sea-surface temperature - South African rainfall associations, 1910-1989. 15: 119-35, 1995. McCabe GJ, Dettinger MD. Relations between winter precipitation and atmospheric circulation simulated by the geophysical fluid dynamics laboratory general circulation model. 15: 625-38, 1995. McCabe GJ, Legates D. Relationships between 700 hPa height anomalies and 1 April snowpack accumulations in the Western USA. 15: 517-30, 1995. Moron V. Variability of the African convection centre as viewed by outgoing longwave radiation records and relationships with sea- surface temperature patterns. 15: 25-34, 1995. Moron V, Bigot S, Roucou P. Rainfall variability in subequatorial America and Africa and relationships with the main sea-surface- tempemrodeas t(19u51r-19e90) . 15: 1297-322, 1995. REFERENCE INDEX VOLUME 15 (1995) Mullan AB. On the linearity and stability ofs outhern oscillation-climate relationships for New Zealand. 15: 1365-86, 1995. NairN , Pandey PC, Simon B, GautamN . Seasonal variability of latent heat fluxes over the tropical Indian Ocean using SSM/I and NOAA/AVHRR satellite data during 1988. 15: 303-12, 1995. Parker DE. Effects ofc hanging exposures of thermometers at land stations :A reply. 15: 2351995. Parker DE, Cox DI. Towards a consistent global climatological Rawinsonde data-base. 15: 473-96, 1995. Rao VB, Hada K, Herdies DL. On the severe drought of 1993 in North-East Brazil. 15: 697-704, 1995. Rhoades DA, Neill WA. The effect of station drift on the estimation of shifts in meteorological records due to site changes. 15: 207-20, 1995. Rusticucci M, Vargas W. Seasonal and diurnal patterns of dry- and wet-bulb temperatures over Argentina. 15: 1273-81, 1995. Salinger MJ, Basher RE, Fitzharris BB, Hay JE, Jones PD, Macveigh JP, Schmidely-Leleu I. Climate trends in the South-West Pacific. 15: 285-302, 1995. Selvam AM, Joshi RR. Universal spectrum for interannual variability in COADS global air and sea-surface temperatures. 15: 613-23, 1995. Serreze MC, Rehder MC, Barry RG, Kahl JD, Zaitseva NA. The distribution and transport of atmospheric water vapour over the Arctic Basin. 15: 709-27, 1995. Shea DJ, Van Loon H, Hurrel JW. The tropical-subtropical semi-annual oscillation in the upper troposhere. 15: 975-83, 1995. Shinoda M. Seasonal phase between rainfall and vegetation activity in tropical Africa as revealed by NOAA satellite data. 15: 639-56, 1995. Simmonds I, Law R. Associations between Antarctic katabatic flow and the upper level winter vortex. 15: 403-21, 1995. Smith K. Precipitation over Scotland, 1757-1992: Some aspects of temporal variability. 15: 543-56, 1995. Soule PT, Suckling PW. Variations in heating and cooling degree-days in the South-Eastern USA, 1960-1989. 15: 355-67, 1995. Stanhill G, Kaima JD. Solar dimming and urban heating at Hong Kong. 15: 933-41, 1995. Sumner G, Guijarro JA, Ramis C. The impact of surface circulation on significant daily rainfall patterns over Mallorca. 15: 673-96, 1995. Sun Z. Comparison of observed and modelled radiation budget over the Tibetan Plateau using satellite data. 15: 423-45, 1995. Thompson R. Complex demodulation and the estimation of the changing continentality of Europe's climate. 15: 175-85, 1995. Tuller SE. Onshore flow in an urban area: microclimatic effects. 15: 1387-98, 1995. Turkes M, Sumer UM, Kilic G. Variations and trends in mean annual air temperatures in Turkey with respect to climatic variability. 15: 557-69, 1995. Van Regenmortel G. Regionalization of Botswana rainfall during the 1980s using principal component analysis. 15: 313-23, 1995. Weber GR. Seasonal and regional variations of tropospheric temperatures in the northern hemisphere 1976-1990. 15: 259-74, 1995. Wheeler D. Early instrument weather data from Cadiz: A study of late eighteenth and early nineteenth century records. 15: 801-10, 1995. Wilby RL, Barnsley N, O’Hare G. Rainfall variability associated with Lamb weather types: the case for incorporating weather fronts. 15: 1241-52, 1995. Willmot CJ, Robeson SM. Climatological aided interpolation (CAI) of terrestrial air temperature. 15: 221-9, 1995. Xavier T deMBS, Silva Dias MAF, Xavier AFS. Impact of ENSO episodes on the Autumn rainfall patterns near Sao Paulo, Brazil. 15: 571-84, 1995. Yang Z-L. Investigating impacts of anomolous land-surface conditions on Australian climate with an advanced land-surface model coupled with the BMRC GCM. 15: 137-74, 1995. Zivkovic M. Hierarchical clustering of atmospheric soundings. 15: 1099-114, 1995.