Title: Characteristics of precipitation in central part of Kashubian Lake District, 1971–2010

Authors: MALINOWSKA, M., JAKUSIK, E.

Keywords: average monthly, seasonal and annual totals of precipitation, maximum precipitation totals, Kashubian Lake District

Abstract: This article presents the main characteristics of precipitation in the north-eastern part of the Pomeranian Lake District. Total annual precipitation ranges from about 660 mm to 700 mm. Warm period and cold period precipitation totals account for about 400 mm and 270 mm respectively. The highest values of seasonal precipitation are characteristic for summer, (212 - 233 mm). Autumn precipitation totals (173 - 189 mm) exceed both spring and winter precipitation totals (133 - 153 mm) which reveals the influence of the Baltic Sea on the course of precipitation in this region. There are positive trends in changes of annual, warm and cold half year and seasonal precipitation totals observed in investigated area in the period 1971-2010.

APA style references: Malinowska, M. & Jakusik, E. (2015). Characteristics of precipitation in central part of Kashubian Lake District, 1971–2010. Scientific Review Engineering and Environmental Sciences, 24 (3), 273-285.

APA style citation in text: The first time citation in text: (Malinowska & Jakusik, 2015), next citation: (Malinowska & Jakusik, 2015)

Chicago style references: Malinowska, Mirosława, Ewa Jakusik. "Characteristics of precipitation in central part of Kashubian Lake District, 1971–2010." Scientific Review Engineering and Environmental Sciences, 69 ser., vol. 24, no 3, (2015): 273-285.

Chicago style citation in text: (Malinowska, and Jakusik 2015)

Bibtxt style references: @article{Malinowska_Jakusik_2015_PNIKS, author={Malinowska, Mirosława and Jakusik, Ewa}, title={Characteristics of precipitation in central part of Kashubian Lake District, 1971–2010.}, journal={Scientific Review Engineering and Environmental Sciences}, URL={http://iks_pn.sggw.pl/PN69/A6/art6.pdf}, year={2015}, volume={24 (3)}, number={69}, pages={273-285}}

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