QF-E-003 CLIMATOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF AUTUMN 2012 FOR ...
QF-E-003 CLIMATOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF AUTUMN 2012 FOR ...
QF-E-003 CLIMATOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF AUTUMN 2012 FOR ...
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
The largest number of tropical days was registered in Nis (19), 15 days above the<br />
average, while 14 tropical days were recorded in Belgrade, 11 days above the average.<br />
A negative anomaly in the number of frost days with minimum daily temperature below<br />
0˚C was recorded in entire Serbia. The largest anomaly was registered in southwestern,<br />
eastern and a part of northern Serbia, while the anomaly was least in the area of Veliko<br />
Gradiste (Figure 5).<br />
Figure 4. Anomaly of the number of summer days<br />
during the autumn of <strong>2012</strong> in relation to the 1961-<br />
1990 normal.<br />
Figure 5. Anomaly of the number of frost days<br />
during the autumn of <strong>2012</strong> in relation to the 1961-<br />
1990 normal.<br />
According to the percentile method, mean daily air temperature in Belgrade was in the<br />
very warm and extremely warm categories during most of September. During October<br />
and November, temperature was in the normal, warm and very warm categories (Figure<br />
6).<br />
According to the percentile method, mean daily air temperature in Novi Sad was in the<br />
normal, very warm and extremely warm categories during most of September. During<br />
most of October and November, mean daily temperature was in the normal, warm and<br />
very warm categories (Figure 7).<br />
According to the percentile method, mean daily air temperature in Nis during September<br />
was in the normal, very warm and extremely warm categories. During most of October<br />
and November, temperature was in the normal, warm and very warm categories (Figure<br />
8).<br />
4