Summer 2014 in north-central Italy has been generally fresh, with a limited number of sunny days due to the reduced frequency of occurrence of high pressure ridges, and tem-perature lower than the 1961-’90 climatological values for two thirds of the seasons.
The precipitation exceeded, often abundantly, the expected climatological values.
In North Central Italy, winter 2015-’16 was characterised by intense climate anomalies, with very mild temperatures, well above average, but average cumulated precipitation which resulted from an extremely dry start of season and a rainy February.
Precipitations were almost absent starting from the end of October up to the end of January, and these conditions caused some issues among the winter tourism stakeholders and raised the level of attention of water management agencies both at regional and at Po basin level…
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Neve e Valanghe agosto 2016
Over the regions of North-Central Italy, winter 2014-’15 presented less pronounced climate anomalies than the previous year, but with very strong intra-seasonal variability and with meteorological conditions that, locally, produced relevant impacts on infrastructures, roads and tourism….
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Neve e Valanghe agosto 2015
The ARCIS working group describes 2014 climate over northern and central italy: A cool and rainy summer, a mild winter, intense precipitation anomalies in all seasons and several extreme meteorological events, with severe impacts on land and population…
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Ecoscienza 1 2015
Exceptional precipitation amounts and mild temperatures: these are the main characteristics of the winter season 2013-’14, making it one of the most anomalous winters of the last 60 years over North-Central Italy, as described by the climate report by the ArCIS working group.
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Neve & Valange by INEVA
