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Hierophis, 14.11.2010 20:52
This November, to a greater extent in the territory of Ukraine and the ETR, and to an even greater extent in the south of Ukraine, late-spring temperatures have been maintained for at least two weeks without a day. In the south of Mykolaiv, Kherson region Tmax. since the beginning of November, it has fluctuated within +17C +25C, morning temperatures do not fall below 10C, and for three consecutive days, on November 9, 10 and 11, the average daily temperatures were around +16 +19C, which is typical for the beginning of June.
According to the latest data from climate models, this anomaly in the south of Ukraine will last until Thursday next week, but new heat flows are not excluded. The nature of the phenomenon consists in a powerful meridian removal of North African heat by a series of Atlantic cyclones with the beginning of active western transfer from the end of October.
Napimer for Kherson Region Tan at the moment is approx. +8C, Tanmax +13.2 S
Interseno, who observes what anomalies in the activity of insects and other animals? In the south of the Mykolaiv region, minor anomalies are observed so far, such as the preservation of a certain number of erectoptera, some lepidoptera, mainly jaundice. Ground insects and spiders are regularly active.
However, today in the steppe I heard the first "alarm signals" - field crickets began to sing. During the search for soil for the hatching of straight-winged birds, I did not find anything. Plants are also in no hurry to wake up, but the peculiarity of the situation is that in October there were already frosts, and the current warmth can be regarded as a wake-up call.
Since yesterday, I've also noticed spring bird songs and frog concerts in the ponds.
This post was edited by Hierophis - 13.04.2012 16: 31
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