Soil Water Balance Response to Climate Change in Posavina Region

Čadro, Sabrija; Markovıć, Monika; Kaloper, Selman Edi; Ravlić, Marija; Žurovec, Jasminka

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-40049-1_2

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“…In contrast to the consistent warming trend found for the entire research area, changes in the precipitation regime did not show spatially and temporally coherent trends. Many other authors also came to similar results (Čadro et al 2020, Popov, 2020, TNC 2016. Analysis for Croatia shows that at the state level, the average annual amount of precipitation has increased very little.…”

Section: Climate Parameterssupporting

confidence: 53%

“…Annual temperature trends are positive and statistically significant throughout the territory of BiH. The values of this change, depending on the period of analysis and the location, vary between 0.16 and 1.2 o C per decade (Čadro et al 2022, Čadro et al 2020, Jurkovic et al 2021, Popov, 2020, TNC 2016, Trbic et al 2017.…”

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confidence: 92%

“…In Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), a significant body of research is focused on the analysis of changes and increase in air temperature (Popov 2020, amount and distribution of precipitation , TNC 2016, as well as changes in the water balance (Čadro et al 2020(Čadro et al , Ljuša et al 2020. As for Republic of Croatia, recent studies have been conducted to address the climate change phenomenon (Beslik and Causevic 2019) and to examine the main climate trends (Bilandžija, 2019, Bilandžija and Martinčić 2019, Cindrić et al 2016, Čepo, 2021, Ferina et al 2021, Marinović et al 2021.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Climate Change Impacts on Water Balance Components in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia

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The climate of Southeastern Europe, where Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Croatia are located, is changing in line with the global trends. The spatial and seasonal distribution of precipitation is changing, while the temperatures increased 0.4-0.8 o C on average compared to 1961-1990, most notably during summer (1.0-1.2 o C). Depending on the different Representative Concentration Pathway (RCP) scenarios, the temperatures in this area are projected to further increase by 1.7-4.0 °C. In order to understand the effects of climate change on regional water resources, it is important to assess the impacts of these changes on the components of the water balance. The aim of this study was to determine and compare the severity of changes in annual water balance between two climate periods (1961-1990 and 1991-2020). The results indicate that climate change has a different temporal and spatial effect. All areas showed a positive trend in mean air temperature (0.29-0.36 o C per decade), reference evapotranspiration (5.96-32.14 mm per decade) while precipitation, total runoff, amount of snow and actual evapotranspiration vary depending on the location and time period. The key characteristic of the 1991-2020 period compared to 1961-1990 is the greater variation of all components of the water balance.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Climate Change Impacts on Water Balance Components in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia

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“…pronounced increases occurring during the summer (up to 0.6°C per decade) (Čadro et al, 2023;Popov, 2020;Popov et al, 2018a;Popov et al, 2018b;Trbic et al, 2017). On the other hand, precipitation trends are not consistent (Čadro et al, 2020;Čadro et al, 2023;Popov et al, 2019;Popov et al, 2017;PSP-BiH, 2023), and in most cases, there are no significant changes in annual precipitation totals (FNC, 2021;TNC, 2016). However, these studies consistently emphasize that due to the increased occurrence of heavy rainfall in the total precipitation, the risk of floods has heightened, particularly in the northeastern region of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FNC, 2021;NAP, 2021).…”

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Climate Change Influence on the Occurrence of Extreme Dry-Wet Periods in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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UZUNOVIC,

OMEROVIC

et al. 2024

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The air temperature in Bosnia and Herzegovina is increasing (0.3 -0.6 °C per decade), while rainfall events are more extreme. Additionally, there is an increased variability in weather conditions across all seasons, marked by rapid shifts from extremely cold to warm weather, as well as transitions from periods of exceptionally high rainfall to exceedingly dry periods. Droughts and floods pose the most significant risks. However, Bosnia and Herzegovina faces a lack of adequate information and analyses of extreme climate events, especially regarding their timing, intensity, magnitude, duration, and spatial extent. Therefore, this study aims to address these questions using the precise drought index SPEI. The identified wet years were:

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Impact of Climate Change on the Soil Water Balance Components in the Area of Sanski Most (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

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Avdović

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Soil Water Balance Response to Climate Change in Posavina Region

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Climate Change Impacts on Water Balance Components in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia

Climate Change Impacts on Water Balance Components in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia

Climate Change Influence on the Occurrence of Extreme Dry-Wet Periods in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Impact of Climate Change on the Soil Water Balance Components in the Area of Sanski Most (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

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