Vodnatost rek v severni polovici Slovenije je večinoma srednja, Mura, Drava in Soča v zgornjem toku pa imajo veliko vodnatost. Reke povečini upadajo, le Mura in Drava ohranjata ustaljen pretok, medtem ko Sava v spodnjem toku še zmerno narašča. V južni polovici države so reke ostale malo vodnate in prav tako počasi upadajo.Danes in v prihodnjih dneh se bo vodnatost rek povečini zmanjševala. Ob plohah in nevihtah, ki se bodo pojavljale vse dni do predvidoma četrtka, bodo naraščale posamezne manjše reke in hudourniški vodotoki. Reka Drava bo danes še ohranjala velik ustaljen pretok, ki se bo v prihodnjih dneh zmanjševal.Temperature rek po državi so se znižale, bolj izrazito na severu. Večina rek ima zjutraj med 12 in 19 °C, reke v slovenski Istri, na Vipavskem ter Sava, Kolpa in Krka v spodnjem toku ohranjajo temperature nad 20 °C. Morje ob slovenski obali ima okoli 27 °C.
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Geneva, 23 July 2021 (WMO) - Water-related hazards dominate the list of disasters in terms of both the human and economic toll over the past 50 years, according to a comprehensive analysis by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
Of the top 10 disasters, the hazards that led to the largest human losses during the period have been droughts (650 000 deaths), storms (577 232 deaths), floods (58 700 deaths) and extreme temperature (55 736 deaths), according to the forthcoming WMO Atlas of Mortality and Economic Losses from Weather, Climate and Water Extremes (1970-2019).
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Amazonia hosts the Earth?s largest tropical forests and has been shown to be an important carbon sink. This carbon sink seems to be in decline, however, as a result of factors such as deforestation and climate change, according to a new paper published in Nature.
The study was led by Lucia Gatti, Group Leader, Brazil?s National Institute of Space Research /Center of Earth System Science and a member of the steering committee for the Integrated Global Greenhouse Gas Information System spearheaded by WMO.
The authors investigated Amazonia?s carbon budget and the main drivers responsible...
Climate change has accentuated natural hazards, including flash floods caused by melting of snow and ice in many regions of the world.
The Himalayas, which are the third largest deposit of ice and snow in the world after Antarctica and the Arctic, are heavily impacted. ?This was highlighted by a disaster in February in Uttarakhand in the Indian Himalayas, after a part of the Nanda Devi glacier broke off and collapsed causing a massive flood in the Rishi Ganga /Dhauliganga river. This destroyed two hydropower plants, burst open dams, and led to a large number of casualties and...
WMO has issued its annual Airborne Dust Bulletin on the incidence and hazards of sand and dust storms in 2020. The impacts on health, the environment and economies have been highlighted once again this year as massive sand plumes have darkened skies and affected air quality in many parts of Africa, Asia, the Americas and Europe and travelled hundreds of miles over the Atlantic.
Every year, around 2,000 million tons of dust enters the atmosphere. Much of this is a natural process, but a large part of it is the result of poor water and land management.
Forecasts have improved greatly...
Free exchange of Earth system data vital to strengthen observing system and meet increased demand for services in era of climate change
GENEVA, 24 June 2021 - In a milestone decision, the World Meteorological Organization?s Executive Council has endorsed a unified policy on the international exchange of?Earth system data to help its Members meet the explosive growth in demand for weather, climate and water services as the world grapples with the dual challenges of climate change and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events.
The draft data policy resolution, which must be...
