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. 2018 Feb 19;8:3238. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-21637-x

Table 2.

The annual and seasonal mean temperatures and the corresponding climate tendencies in the northern Altai Mountains during 1966–2015.

Station Name Annual Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Mean Temperature (□) Rubcovsk 2.76 −5.95 17.61 11.45 −11.75
Zmeinogorsk 2.81 −5.38 16.43 10.71 −10.60
Soloneshnoe 1.66 0 15.41 9.81 −12.15
Kyzyl-Ozek 2.47 −5.06 15.69 10.14 −10.85
Yailu 3.93 −2.19 13.75 10.02 −5.62
Mugur-Aksy −2.15 −9.29 11.05 5.49 −16.72
Ust-Coksa −0.35 −6.95 13.63 8.07 −15.80
Kara-Tyurek −5.36 −11.4 4.01 0.21 −14.17
Kosh-Agach −4.34 −11.86 11.51 5.41 −22.43
Climate Tendency (□/10 yr) Rubcovsk 0.42** 0.51** 0.21* 0.27* 0.55**
Zmeinogorsk 0.38** 0.60** 0.14* 0.31** 0.30*
Soloneshnoe 0.40* 0.69** 0.11* 0.21* 0.47**
Kyzyl-Ozek 0.46** 0.72** 0.20* 0.33** 0.58*
Yailu 0.38** 0.52** 0.26** 0.31* 0.33**
Mugur-Aksy 0.44** 0.43** 0.54** 0.33** 0.25*
Ust-Coksa 0.47** 0.62** 0.19* 0.22* 0.69**
Kara-Tyurek 0.32** 0.49** 0.30** 0.39** 0.18
Kosh-Agach 0.42** 0.56** 0.33** 0.35** 0.44*
Average 0.42** 0.68** 0.26** 0.31** 0.42**

Note: * and ** indicate that the climate tendency is significant at the level of 0.05 and 0.01, respectively, by the Mann-Kendall test for the long-term trend.