Late Holocene climates of the Near East deduced from Dead Sea level variations and modern regional winter rainfall

Keyphrases

• Jerusalem 100%
• Eastern Mediterranean 100%
• Near East 100%
• Winter Precipitation 100%
• Sea Level Variations 100%
• Dead Sea Level 100%
• Late Holocene Climate 100%
• Rainfall Records 66%
• Wet Spells 66%
• Dead Sea 66%
• Israel 33%
• Natural Conditions 33%
• Lebanon 33%
• Mediterranean Cyclones 33%
• Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) 33%
• Northern Hemisphere 33%
• Rain 33%
• Rainfall 33%
• Atmospheric Circulation 33%
• Sea Level Pressure 33%
• Rain Gauge 33%
• Wet Year 33%
• Northern Jordan 33%
• Level Curves 33%
• Lake Level 33%
• Hydroclimatology 33%
• Climatic Change 33%
• Hydrological System 33%
• Temporal Variation 33%
• Regional Hydrology 33%
• Drought 33%
• Rainfall Data 33%
• Cyclone Tracks 33%
• Hydrology 33%
• Climate Variation 33%
• Extreme Drought 33%
• Total Variance 33%
• Sea-level Fall 33%
• Height Anomaly 33%
• Terminal Lake 33%
• Level Variations 33%
• Culture Shift 33%
• Level Changes 33%
• Dry Episodes 33%
• Annual Precipitation 33%
• Natural Lakes 33%
• Isohyet 33%
• Sea-level Drop 33%
• Drought Spell 33%
• Variance Explained 33%
• Lake Level Rises 33%
• Lake-level Variations 33%
• Dry Year 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Middle East 100%
• Sea Level 100%
• Jerusalem 100%
• Holocene 100%
• Lake Level 100%
• Levant 66%
• Hydrology 66%
• Israel 33%
• Northern Hemisphere 33%
• Climate Change 33%
• Jordan 33%
• Atmospheric Circulation 33%
• Sea Level Pressure 33%
• Lebanon 33%
• Climate Variation 33%
• Headwater 33%
• Temporal Variation 33%
• Rain Gage 33%
• Hydroclimatology 33%
• Principal Component Analysis 33%
• Cyclones 33%
• Climatology 33%