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Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)As far as we're concerned, the mid - January mid - summer weather is running dry without rain and snow. Pristina Weather, brings us through several documents (reports and photographs of the Renaissance) and the data on what temperatures were like right here 35 years ago. Just 35 years ago, in the part of [...]
As far as we're concerned, the mid - January mid - summer weather is running dry without rain and snow. Pristina Weather, brings us through several documents (reports and photos of the Renaissance newspaper) and data Si What temperatures were like this time period 35 years ago.
Just 35 years ago, in the first part of January, over our country, the region, and parts of Europe, a polar storm brought frost and heavy snowfall. On January 13, 1985, some of the lowest temperatures in the country were recorded.
The following is some reports and photographs in the Renaissance newspaper during that month, which I found in the archives of the Kosovo National Library these days. According to the newspaper's report on January 14, 1985, Pristina was named the coldest country in Europe.
The minimum temperatures recorded on January 13, 1985, in our country are the following:
Pristina ) -27.2 C,
Pay-24.8,
Bloodlust on January 12th and 13th,
Istog é -25C,
Cline í -30.8 C,
Dragash ) -20C,
Prizren í -23. 6 C,
Mitrovica ) -29C,
Ferizaj -28. 1 C# source files
According to measurements on Kosovo's three main stations, snow thickness had reached:
Pristina '% 44cm
Peja 99cm
Prizren í 85cm
It should be pointed out that that year and February was cold, and that there were more than 5 days of low temperatures below -20C
