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Figure 1-6. Trend results of mean dry spells for the precipitation threshold of 1 mm (left column) and 10 mm (right column), for seasons (upper four rows) and a year (lower row). Circles indicate positive trend, triangles negative trend, while symbols in bold type indicate statistically significant trend. Size of symbols is proportional to the absolute value of change per decade relative to the respective average: 1- 5%/10years, 5-10%/10 years and larger than 10%. Squares indicate trend between +/- 1%/10years. 15
Figure 1-7. Trend results for maximum durations of dry spells for precipitation threshold of 1 mm (left column) and 10 mm (right column), for seasons (upper four rows) and a year (lower row). Circles indicate positive trend, triangles negative trend, while symbols in bold type indicate statistically significant trend. Size of symbols is proportional to the absolute value of change per decade relative to the respective average: 1-5%/10years, 5-10%/10 years and larger than 10%. Squares indicate trend between +/- 1%/10years. 16
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Observed climate changes in Croatia Climate change scenario

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