On the possible resonance mechanism of climate variability
A hypothesis is proposed about the resonant nature of climate variations under the influence of repeated effects of space origin on the climate system. According to observations, the formation of calendar features in the distribution of temperature anomalies in the world ocean is considered as an example of a resonance mechanism for the excitation of free oscillations in the climate system at a frequency of about 28.097 days by fluctuations in the tide-generating force of the moon with a period of 27.32 days and the resulting beats.