Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.

The year 2015, according to the global average, was the warmest year since the beginning of the measurements and coincided with the maximum phase of the El Nino climatic process that extended until May 2016 (NOAA and WMO documents). A period of normality for the Southern Oscillation followed. In 201...

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Main Author: OCTAVIA BOGDAN
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Language:English
Published: Casa Cartii de Stiinta Cluj-Napoca 2017-10-01
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Online Access: http://riscurisicatastrofe.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/Volume/XVI_Nr_21_2_2017/PDF/3_Bogdan_et_al_35_50.pdf
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description The year 2015, according to the global average, was the warmest year since the beginning of the measurements and coincided with the maximum phase of the El Nino climatic process that extended until May 2016 (NOAA and WMO documents). A period of normality for the Southern Oscillation followed. In 2015, the global average air temperature exceeded the global average from the pre-industrial age for the first time by 1.0°C. Global warming continued, and 2016 was the warmest year in the history of the planet, exceeding the global average by 1.1°C. In Oltenia, the winter 2016-2017 was normal, with a general average of -1.4°C for the area with altitudes below 600 m, although December 2016 was also thermally normal. The winter was marked by a normal thermally and droughty December and a cold January, with the average for the entire region of -5.07°C, being the fifth coldest January of the last 57 years. In February, the weather continuously warmed up, from February 2nd, the period February 21-28 registering moderate heat wave. The coming of spring was very early, with an average coming of spring index for 2017 of 464.4°C, being the third index in descending order after 2016 (520.3°C) and 2002 (499.4°C). Although solar activity has been kept to a minimum, warming has continued, and March has been warm, April and May with a normal thermal value at the regional level. The vegetation started its development early, and the cold weather and late spring hoarfrost occurred in March (27-28.III) and April (21-24.IV), which caused significant damage to agricultural crops, vegetables and solariums. In some parts of the country, snow has fallen into certain periods. Early coming of spring, and intense and late spring colds are climatic anomalies with destructive potential as in the present case.
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spelling doaj.art-64be6c6e509c4c67ae9b53a8f98e883f2022-12-21T19:49:42ZengCasa Cartii de Stiinta Cluj-NapocaRiscuri şi Catastrofe1584-52732069-76942017-10-01212/2017355010.24193/RCJ2017_20RCJ2017_20Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.OCTAVIA BOGDAN0 Geography Institute of the Romanian Academy, Bucureşt The year 2015, according to the global average, was the warmest year since the beginning of the measurements and coincided with the maximum phase of the El Nino climatic process that extended until May 2016 (NOAA and WMO documents). A period of normality for the Southern Oscillation followed. In 2015, the global average air temperature exceeded the global average from the pre-industrial age for the first time by 1.0°C. Global warming continued, and 2016 was the warmest year in the history of the planet, exceeding the global average by 1.1°C. In Oltenia, the winter 2016-2017 was normal, with a general average of -1.4°C for the area with altitudes below 600 m, although December 2016 was also thermally normal. The winter was marked by a normal thermally and droughty December and a cold January, with the average for the entire region of -5.07°C, being the fifth coldest January of the last 57 years. In February, the weather continuously warmed up, from February 2nd, the period February 21-28 registering moderate heat wave. The coming of spring was very early, with an average coming of spring index for 2017 of 464.4°C, being the third index in descending order after 2016 (520.3°C) and 2002 (499.4°C). Although solar activity has been kept to a minimum, warming has continued, and March has been warm, April and May with a normal thermal value at the regional level. The vegetation started its development early, and the cold weather and late spring hoarfrost occurred in March (27-28.III) and April (21-24.IV), which caused significant damage to agricultural crops, vegetables and solariums. In some parts of the country, snow has fallen into certain periods. Early coming of spring, and intense and late spring colds are climatic anomalies with destructive potential as in the present case. http://riscurisicatastrofe.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/Volume/XVI_Nr_21_2_2017/PDF/3_Bogdan_et_al_35_50.pdf early coming of springlate spring hoarfrostclimatic risksOltenia
spellingShingle OCTAVIA BOGDAN
Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.
Riscuri şi Catastrofe
early coming of spring
late spring hoarfrost
climatic risks
Oltenia
title Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.
title_full Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.
title_fullStr Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.
title_full_unstemmed Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.
title_short Climatic anomalies in the Spring of 2017 in Oltenia.
title_sort climatic anomalies in the spring of 2017 in oltenia
topic early coming of spring
late spring hoarfrost
climatic risks
Oltenia
url http://riscurisicatastrofe.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/Volume/XVI_Nr_21_2_2017/PDF/3_Bogdan_et_al_35_50.pdf
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