Slovakia had its third warmest summer, with a record recorded in Hurbanovo
Last summer was the third warmest in Slovakia since measurements began in 1931. Meteorologists recorded the highest number of tropical days in Hurbanovo, where a temperature record was also broken. Peter Kajaba, a climatologist from the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute, stated that the institute had never before recorded so many consecutive tropical days. teraz.sk ↗
June contributed most significantly to the overall assessment, ranking as the fourth warmest for the period under review. August ended up as the second warmest, while July placed 20th. Meteorologists also recorded the longest heat wave, which lasted 22 days. STVR (Spravy) ↗
In Hurbanovo, the summer was among the most notable in terms of the number of tropical days. However, the highest number of summer days was recorded in Mužla. The data point to significant differences between individual locations, while also confirming the exceptionally warm character of the entire summer in Slovakia. aktuality.sk ↗
The assessment is based on a comparison of summer temperatures since 1931. This year's summer thus ranks among the warmest in the history of measurements, with individual months achieving different positions in the long-term ranking. In further evaluations, meteorologists will primarily monitor the development of temperatures and the recurrence of longer periods of heat.
June contributed most significantly to the overall assessment, ranking as the fourth warmest for the period under review. August ended up as the second warmest, while July placed 20th. Meteorologists also recorded the longest heat wave, which lasted 22 days. STVR (Spravy) ↗
In Hurbanovo, the summer was among the most notable in terms of the number of tropical days. However, the highest number of summer days was recorded in Mužla. The data point to significant differences between individual locations, while also confirming the exceptionally warm character of the entire summer in Slovakia. aktuality.sk ↗
The assessment is based on a comparison of summer temperatures since 1931. This year's summer thus ranks among the warmest in the history of measurements, with individual months achieving different positions in the long-term ranking. In further evaluations, meteorologists will primarily monitor the development of temperatures and the recurrence of longer periods of heat.
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Slovensko zažilo tretie najteplejšie leto od roku 1931, rekord padol v Hurbanove
aktuality.sk
| 10:39 18.09.
Uplynulé leto na Slovensku bolo tretie najteplejšie od roku 1931
STVR (Spravy)
| 10:29 18.09.
Uplynulé leto bolo na Slovensku tretie najteplejšie od roku 1931.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 10:22 18.09.
SHMÚ: Uplynulé leto bolo tretie najteplejšie od roku 1931
teraz.sk
| 10:20 18.09.
Uplynulé leto bolo tretie najteplejšie od roku 1931
sme.sk
| 10:29 18.09.
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