prof. dr hab. Ewa Bednorz

tel.: 61 829 62 67

zainteresowania naukowe (słowa kluczowe): klimatologia synoptyczna, pokrywa śnieżna, cyrkulacja atmosferyczna, fale upałów/fale chłodów

jednostka organizacyjna WNGiG UAM: Instytut Geografii Fizycznej i Kształtowania Środowiska Przyrodniczego, Zakład Meteorologii i Klimatologii

najważniejsze publikacje (10 pozycji):

Bednorz E., Czernecki B., Tomczyk A.M., 2022 – Climatology and extreme cases of sea‐effect snowfall on the southern Baltic Sea coast. International Journal of Climatology (early access).

Bednorz E., Tomczyk A.M., 2021 – Influence of macroscale and regional circulation patterns on low-and high-frequency sea level variability in the Baltic Sea. Theoretical and Applied Climatology 144 (1), 115-125.

Bednorz E., Półrolniczak M., Tomczyk A.M. 2021 – Regional circulation patterns inducing coastal upwelling in the Baltic Sea. Theoretical and Applied Climatology 144 (3), 905-916.

Tomczyk A.M., Bednorz E., Matzarakis A., 2020 – Human‐biometeorological conditions during heat waves in Poland. International Journal of Climatology 40 (12), 5043-5055.

Tomczyk A.M., Bednorz E., Sulikowska A., 2019 – Cold spells in Poland and Germany and their circulation conditions. International Journal of Climatology 39 (10), 4002-4012.

Tomczyk A.M., Bednorz E., 2019 – Heat waves in Central Europe and tropospheric anomalies of temperature and geopotential heights. International Journal of Climatology 39 (11), 4189-4205.

Bednorz E., Czernecki B., Tomczyk A.M., Półrolniczak M., 2019 – If not NAO then what?— regional circulation patterns governing summer air temperatures in Poland. Theoretical and Applied Climatology 136 (3-4), 1325–1337.

Bednorz E., Półrolniczak M., Czernecki B., Tomczyk A.M., 2019 – Atmospheric Forcing of Coastal Upwelling in the Southern Baltic Sea Basin. Atmosphere 10, 327.

Bednorz E., Czernecki B., Półrolniczak M., Tomczyk A.M., 2018 – Atmospheric forcing of upwelling along the south-eastern Baltic coast. Baltica 31 (1), 73-85.

Bednorz E., Wibig J., 2017 – Circulation patterns governing October snowfalls in southern Siberia. Theoretical and Applied Climatology 128 (1-2), 129-139.