On the basis of changes in the seasonal variations of pressure, precipitation and temperaturte at the Zagreb-Grič Observatory in the 1862 – 1980 period, we can distinguish four periods of an approximate duration of thirty years each, within which seasonal variations of climatic elements show some specific characteristics. Periods with somewhat stronger characteristics of continental climate (1862– 1890, 1920– 1950) alternate with periods during which continental characteristics are considerably weakened (1890– 1920, 1951– 1980). As a consequence of these climatic oscillations, it has been pointed out that the climatological normals determined on the basis of 30-year record are not necessarily reliable. The relative significance of these cli...
The author analyses the changeability of seasonal temperatures and precipitation in Ljubljana and Tr...
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In reference to the publication Long-term meteorological measurements at Zagreb: 1862 – 1990 (Penzar...
(Huang, 1998) is ap-plied to the series of annual and seasonal averages of temperature, cloudi-ness,...
A significance of climatic fluctuations in northwestern Croatia has been investigated by means of au...
The article analyses the values of daily, monthly and annual precipitation measured during the perio...
This paper deals with the climatic change in the annual, warm half-year and cold half-year precipita...
The paper analyzes homogeneous data of vapour pressure and relative humidity recorded at the Zagreb-...
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A 100-year (1862 – 1961) continuous observation of air temperature measurements at the Zagreb-Grič m...
A first-time common cross-border assessment of observed climatic changes in the Saxon–Bohemian...
This paper deals with preliminary results of wider on-going scientific research about climate change...
Long-term series (1901-1992) of mean daily minimum and maximum temperatures and mean daily tempratur...
This study investigates the importance of large-scale atmospheric circulation changes for Central Eu...
The author analyses the changeability of seasonal temperatures and precipitation in Ljubljana and Tr...
The paper presents a brief review of contemporary research on climatic features of Palagruža Island,...
In the context of climate change, scientists discuss the relevant reference periods for the assessme...
In reference to the publication Long-term meteorological measurements at Zagreb: 1862 – 1990 (Penzar...
(Huang, 1998) is ap-plied to the series of annual and seasonal averages of temperature, cloudi-ness,...
A significance of climatic fluctuations in northwestern Croatia has been investigated by means of au...
The article analyses the values of daily, monthly and annual precipitation measured during the perio...
This paper deals with the climatic change in the annual, warm half-year and cold half-year precipita...
The paper analyzes homogeneous data of vapour pressure and relative humidity recorded at the Zagreb-...
Global climate changes are often connected with increasing amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosp...
A 100-year (1862 – 1961) continuous observation of air temperature measurements at the Zagreb-Grič m...
A first-time common cross-border assessment of observed climatic changes in the Saxon–Bohemian...
This paper deals with preliminary results of wider on-going scientific research about climate change...
Long-term series (1901-1992) of mean daily minimum and maximum temperatures and mean daily tempratur...
This study investigates the importance of large-scale atmospheric circulation changes for Central Eu...
The author analyses the changeability of seasonal temperatures and precipitation in Ljubljana and Tr...
The paper presents a brief review of contemporary research on climatic features of Palagruža Island,...
In the context of climate change, scientists discuss the relevant reference periods for the assessme...