Climate changes


Climate changes is part of the global changes that represents a global challenge of the world. There's a wide range of evidence which indicates our climate is warming: Increasing temperatures at the surface, above the surface, and in the depths of the ocean,changes in rainfall patterns,changes in nature, sea-level rise, melting glaciers, reduction in Arctic sea-ice, shrinking ice-sheets.
You can find bellow maps for main climate indicators in Europe for the standard climate period 1961-1990 and for two climate future projection according with two Global Climate Models (GCM) developed by Met Office Hadley Centre (UK): HADCM2 and HADCM3

  • Average rain excedent - soil drainage included
  • Average yearly rain excedent - soil drainage included
  • Average rain excedent
  • Average yearly rain excedent
  • Sum active temerature
  • Sum T>0 all years
  • Sum T<0 all years
  • Average yearly rain excedent - soil drainage included
  • Rain excedent on vegetation period
  • Average yearly rain excedent
  • Rain excedent on vegetation period - drainage included
  • Sum active temp (Tb=10) All year
  • Sum temperatures<0 All year
  • Sum T>0 all year
  • Average yearly rain excedent - soil drainage included
  • Rain excedent vegetation period
  • Average yearly rain excedent
  • Rain excedent vegetation period
  • Sum active temperature (Tb=10) All year
  • Sum T>0 All year
  • Sum T<0 All year
  • Average yearly rain excedent - drainage included
  • Rain excedent - vegetation period
  • Average yearly rain excedent
  • Rain excedent - vegetation period
  • Sum of active temperature (Tb=10)
  • Average yearly sum of Temp<0
  • Average yearly sum of Temp>0
  • Rain excedent - vegetation period
  • Average yearly rain excedent drain included
  • Rain excedent vegetation period
  • Average yearly rain excedent
  • Sum of active temperatures (Tb=10)
  • Average of yearly sum of Temp>0
  • Average of yearly sum of Temp<0