WEATHER REPORTS FOR 27 - 31 AUGUST; RAIN HELPFUL TO CROPS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600350378-4
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• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 22, 2011
• Sequence Number: 378
• Publication Date: October 11, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIFICATION CONFIDEIiTIAL cpDFIDEN~11-
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
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Yugoslavia DATE OF
INFORMATION
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THIS !S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
WEATHER REPORTS FOR 27 - 31 AUGUST;
RAIN HELPFUL.TO CROPS
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2'j AUGUST -- Belgrade Barba, 28 Aug 50
Report -- Fair. Light to moderate rinds. The temperature at 1300 hours
xas betxeen 32 and 38 degrees centigrade.
28, 29?AUGUST -- Belgrade Borba, 29 Aug 50
Report for 28 August -- Generally fair xith no rind. The temperature st
1300 hours xas.betxeen 35 and 38 degrees centigrade; in the Primor,e,?betxeea
30 and 33 degrees centigrade.
Forecast for 29 August =- Fair; no rinds; very xarm.
30, 31, AUGUST -- Belgrade Borba, 31 Aug 50
Report for 30 August -- After great heat, the temperature ..fell from 7 to 9'
degrees centigrade in central'Eurcpe and in the Balkans, but the temperature
during the day is still around 30 degrees centigrade in these tsreae.
`Forecast for 31 August -- Fair; rising temperatures.
26 AUGUST -- L~ubl,~ana 3lovenski Porocevalec, 26 Aug 50
Report -- Generally fair. Loxest temperature 9 degreee centigrade >;t Jezer-
sko. The barometric Zrressure, aas ?36.6 millimeters at 0700 in L~ubl~aaia; tem-
perature, 17 degrees centigrade; humidity, 93 percent.
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28 AUGUST -- L,jubl~ana Slovenski Porocevalec, 28 Aug 50
Report -- Sunny. Lowest temperature 8 degrees centigrade at Jezereko~
posto,jna,-and Slovens Gradec. On 27 August 1950, the highest temperature was
35 degrees centigrade in Novo Mesto. Today, the barometric pressure was. 735.2
millimeters at 0700 hours in L3ubl~ana; temperature, 15 degrees centigrade;
humidity, 90 percent.
29 AUGUST -- L~ubl~ana Slovenski Poroc^.valec, 29 Aug 50
Report -- Partly cloudy. Lowest temperature, 8 degrees in Slovens Gradec.
The barometric pressure was 734.9 mi111mete80 peroeat,hourB in L~ubl,~ana; tbm-
perature, 16 degrees centigrade; humidity,
30 AUGUST -- L~ubl~ana Slovenski Porocevalec, 30 Aug 50
Report -- Generally cloudy; rain in Murska Sobota. Lowest temperature 10
degrees centigrade in Planica. The barometric pressure was 740:0 millimeters
at 07vv hours iu L,~ubl~sna; temperature, 19,4 degrees centigrade; humidity, 69
percent.
REPORTS HEAVY RAINFALL -- L,jubl,jana Slovenski Porocevalec, 8 Aug 50
During the last few days, much rain fell in almost all of Yugoslavia. The
rainfall was especially heavy in the Vo3vodina 2 days ago. Twenty-four milli-
meters of rain fell on that day in the Srem. The Vojvodina is still covered with
clouds, and more rain is expected. There were also several shower- in Croatian.
Much rain fell in the vicinity of Slavoneki Brod, Varazdin, and Bi~elovar. From
3 to 4 centimeters of rain have fallen in Slavonia and the Baran~e. There was
less rain in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The rain was especially beneficial to corn,
sugar beets, hemp, and sunflowers in the Vojvodina.
The corn crop in the Vojvodina was badly damaged by the drought. Now the
rain has improved it. The rain was also beneficial to corn, sugar beets, live-
stock fodder, and vegetables in Slavonia and the Baran~a. In Croatia, the rain
was especially beneficial to meadows and pastures. According to experts, the
corn crop in Croatia will be completely revived.
The other republics also benefited by the rain.
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