Interdiurnal variability of sunshine duration in Greece

Title (Dublin Core)

eng Interdiurnal variability of sunshine duration in Greece

hrv Međudnevna promjenjivost trajanja sijanja sunca u Grčkoj

Description (Dublin Core)

eng The variations of the sunshine duration from one day to the next, which are known as interdiurnal variations, are studied for three meteorological stations in Greece, by using the same decade (1971 – 1980) data information. The stations used can satisfactorily cover the geographical area of Greece, since they lie on a merdional axis which extends all along the country. The study consists of the examination of the steady conditions, the rises and falls, as well as the variations irrespective of sign. The interdiurnal variation of sunshine duration shows generally higher values in the cold period than in the warm one, and particularly, the months of April and May indicate higher values for the three stations. This finding is due to the interdiurnal cloud variation, which is more intense in the cold period and in northernmost station than in the warm period and in the southernmost station, and is related to the regime of the general atmospheric circulation over the Mediterranean area.

Creator (Dublin Core)

Pennas, Peter J.

Subject (Dublin Core)

eng sunshine duration; Greece

hrv trajanje sijanja sunca; Grčka

Publisher (Dublin Core)

Andrija Mohorovicic Geophysical Institute

Date (Dublin Core)

1992

Type (Dublin Core)

text

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Format (Dublin Core)

application/pdf

Identifier (Dublin Core)

https://hrcak.srce.hr/20139

eng https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/31528

Source (Dublin Core)

Geofizika

ISSN 0352-3659 (Print)

ISSN 1846-6346 (Online)

Volume 9

Issue 1

Language (Dublin Core)

eng

Rights (Dublin Core)

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