123 KB592 KB114 KB195220021995Pavšek, Mihaletnik:3538 stranistr. 113-150ISSN:0373-4498ISSN:1581-6613COBISSID:3055405URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-UTXVXWQ1enZnanstvenoraziskovalni center SAZU, Geografski inštitutGeografski zbornik1994naravne nesrečeneurjaogroženostSkodaSloveniaSlovenijaškodaSummer storms in Slovenia in 1994 (survey, basic characteristics, and detailed accounts of selected cases)| Poletna neurja leta 1994 v Sloveniji (pregled, osnovne značilnosti in podrobnejši prikaz izbranih primerov)|In the summer months of 1994, the weather over Slovenia was often very turbulent. Many storms occurred mainly in the interior of Slovenia, in a belt from Nova Gorica and the Soča Valley and Gorenjska across the Ljubljana Basin and the Sava Valley through Dolenjska and Bela Krajina to northeastern Slovenia where they were the most numerous. The phenomenon of transitory storms with intense rainfall, hail, lightning, and strong wind is quite common for this time of year; but in individual cases the local intensity of accompanying events exceeded any that had previously been recorded in these areas. The regional consequences in the most affected areas were of exceptional dimensions, and the amount of estimated damage was correspondingly highV poletnih mesecih leta 1994 je bilo vremensko dogajanje nad Slovenijo pogosto zelo burno. Številna neurja so se pojavljala predvsem v notranjosti Slovenije, v pasu od Nove Gorice in Posočja do Gorenjske, v Ljubljanski kotlini in Zasavju, na Dolenjskem, v Beli krajini pa vse do severovzhodne Slovenije, kjer so bila najštevilnejša. Pojavi kratkotrajnih neurij z intenzivnimi padavinami, točo, strelami in močnim vetrom so za ta letni čas povsem običajni, v pasameznih primerih pa je krajevna intenzivnost spremljajočih pojavov presegla vse do sedaj zabeležene na teh območjih. Pokrajinske posledice na najbolj prizadetih območjih so bile izjemnega obsega,temu ustrezna pa tudi višina ocenjene škodeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU, Geografski inštitut Antona Melika