The Grindelwald Fluctuation (1560–1630) was a cooling phase during the ‘Little Ice Age’ (c.1300–1850). Poor weather during the Fluctuation contributed to harvest failures, mass starvation and political crises across the globe. This paper examines information taken from Bristol chronicles that discuss some of the extreme weather events of the period. The entries support the notion that the Grindelwald Fluctuation featured some extraordinarily poor weather, such as great frosts, floods, severe storms, unseasonal snowfalls and droughts.

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格林德瓦波动（1560–1630年）期间布里斯托尔的古怪天气

格林德瓦波动（1660至30年）的“小冰河时代”（期间是一个冷却阶段Ç .1300-1850）。波动期间的恶劣天气造成了全球收割歉收，大规模饥荒和政治危机。本文研究了从布里斯托尔编年史中获得的信息，这些信息讨论了该时期的一些极端天气事件。这些条目支持这样的观点，即格林德瓦波动具有极端恶劣的天气，例如大霜冻，洪水，强风暴，非季节性降雪和干旱。