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Christoph C. Raible FigureS1|ChangeintheEuropeancyclonetrack.StandardizedbandͲpassedfiltereddailysurfacepressure variabilityat13Europeanstations(colourindicateslatitude)fordifferentseasonsexpressedasanomaliesfrom a1961Ͳ1990climatology.Barsindicatevolcaniceruptions.Theareaofmaximumvariabilityintheclimatology stretchesfromScotlandtoScandinavia64.Yearsinwhichnorthernstations(bluelines)havenegativeanomalies butmidlatitudestations(red)positiveanomaliesareinterpretedassouthwardshift,yearswithpositive anomaliesatallormostofthestationsasintensificationofthecyclonetrack.
2 FigureS2|Latitudinalchangesofthenortherntropicaledge.Latitudeofthezonalmeansubtropicaljetat200 hPa(orange,with95%ofensemblespreadshaded)andofthedownwellingbranchofthenorthernHadleycell (green,spreadnotshownforbettervisualisation)inthepalaeoͲreanalysisinApriltoSeptember.Anomalies refertotheperiod1779Ͳ1808.Barsindicatevolcaniceruptions.BoxplotsshowpostͲvolcanicwarmseason(box indicatesquartiles,whiskersextendtothefurthestobservationwithin1.5xinterquartilerangefromthebox).