Air temperature anomalies for Croatia in May 2013
The analysis of air temperature anomalies for May 2013 reveals that in almost whole Croatia the average monthly air temperatures were above the multi-annual average (1961-1990). There were some exceptions where the average monthly air temperatue was below or on par the mentioned average. Corresponding air temperature anomalies were within the range from -0.9°C to 1.1°C.
According to percentile ranks and classification ratings, thermal conditions in Croatia for May 2013 have been classified by the following categories: warm (parth of Southern Adriatic), cold (an area in the hinterland of the Middle Adriatic) and normal (the remaining part of Croatia).
Precipitation amounts for Croatia in May 2013
An analysis of the precipitation amounts for May 2013 expressed as percentages (%) of 1961-1990 average, shows that these precipitation amounts were mainly above the mentioned average. A comparison with the multi-annual average reveals that corresponding precipitation amounts for May 2013 were within the range from 71% to 286% of the mentioned average for this month.
According to percentile ranks and classification ratings, the precipitation amounts for May 2013 have been described by the following categories: dry (an area in Northern Adriatic), normal (parts of Northern and Eastern Croatia as well as parts of the Middle and Southern Adriatic with hinterland), very wet (an area in Eastern Croatia as well as parts of the Northern, Middle and Southern Adriatic) and wet (the remaining part of Croatia).
