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Precipitation totals and rich precipitations in Klementinum in Prague between 1805 and 2007
Střeštík, Jaroslav
In the university campus Klementinum in Prague daily precipitation totals have been observed since 1805 without interruption. This seris, in contrast to the temperature series, does not display any long-term change similar to the global warming, only a little drier period 1850-1880 and perhaps a weak decrease after 1980 can be observed. Numbers of days without precipitations in the individual years do not show any long-term change or periodicity. The incidence of rich precipitations can be described by two methods. When it is expressed by the number of days in a year when daily precipitation totals exceeded 5 or 10 mm, its long-term trend is similar to the long-term change of precipitation totals. When it is expressed by the number of days in a year when daily precipitation totals exceeded 1 or 2 per cent of the annual precipitation total, no long-term trend or periodicity is observed.

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