The response of the hydrological cycle to temperature changes in recent and distant climatic history

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Table 5 Temperature and precipitation conditions during the Bølling–Allerød interstadial

Study site	Hemisphere	Zone	Period	T	P	Citation(s)
N. Hemisphere	NH	L-L	13–12	0	Wet	Knox and Wright (1983) Maher (2008) Pausata et al. (2020)
S. & C. America	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	Warm	Wet	Stansell et al. (2010) Hodell et al. (2008) Bush et al. (1992) Hughen et al. (1996)
Equatorial Africa	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	0	Wet	Putnam and Broecker (2017) Tierney and deMenocal (2013)
Arctic	NH	H-L	14.5	Cold	0	Johnsen et al. (1995)
E. Mediterranean	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	0	Dry	Bar-Matthews et al. (1999)
Greece	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	0	Dry	Aufgebauer et al. (2012)
Italy	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	0	Dry	Allen et al. (1999)
W. USA	NH	M-L	13	0	Wet	Benson et al. (1996) Gale (1914) Oster et al. (2014)
Aegean Sea	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	Warm	0	Bordon et al. (2009) Kotthoff et al. (2011)
S. Swiss Alps	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	Warm	0	Samartin et al. (2012)
W. Himalayas	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	0	Wet	Sinha et al. (2005)
(Nepal & India)						Zech et al. (2014) Zhou et al. (2001)
Lake Maliq, Albania	NH	M-L	14.8–12.85	Warm	0	Bordon et al. (2009) Kotthoff et al. (2011)

NH Northern Hemisphere, SH Southern Hemisphere, H-L High-latitudes, M-L Mid-latitudes, L-L Low-latitudes. Period units are in ka BP and average age uncertainty is ± 1 ka