Air temperature anomalies for Croatia in Winter 2012/2013
During the winter 2012/2013 the average winter air temperatures (December, January, February) were above the multi-annual average (1961-1990) with the exception of Zavižan. Corresponding air temperature anomalies for the winter 2012/2013 were within the range from -0.7°C to 1.4°C.
According to percentile ranks and classification ratings, thermal conditions in Croatia for the winter 2012/2013 have been classified by dominant category normal. The part of Eastern Croatia, as well as an area in the Middle Adriatic, fall under the category warm.
Precipitation amounts for Croatia in Winter 2012/2013
An analysis of the precipitation amounts for the winter 2012/2013 expressed as percentages (%) of 1961-1990 average, shows that these precipitation amounts were above the average. Corresponding precipitation amounts for the winter 2012/2013 were within the range from 104% to 242% of multi-annual average for this season.
According to percentile ranks and classification ratings, the precipitation amounts for the winter 2012/2013 have been described by the following categories: normal (an area in the Southern Adriatic), wet (some areas of Northern, Middle and Southern Adriatic with the corresponding hinterland), extremely wet (part of Northwestern and Central Croatia) and very wet (the remaining part of Croatia).
