CLIMATIC CONDITIONS IN SLOVENIA IN 2017
Abstract
The mean temperature in 2017 was 0.5-1.5°C above the 1981-2010 average. The summer of 2017 was the second to third warmest ever in Slovenia; there were five heat waves during the summer. Precipitation mostly exceeded the 1981-2010 norm, and the country mean surplus above the norm was about 9%. Only parts of the Dolenjska and Štajerska regions reported less precipitation than normal. 2017 was sunnier than normal, with the surplus being mostly between 10 and 20%. January was the coldest of the last 30 years. Severe frost in April, summer thunderstorms and unusually strong winds in December caused significant damage.
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