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(13) Vela Luka, 12 February 1979 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. Tabain and Tabain (1994) reproduce the record kept by the Harbor Master Office according to which… Continue reading (13) Vela Luka, 12 February 1979

(12) Vela Luka, 6 July 1978 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. It is briefly stated in a newspaper article (Slobodna Dalmacija, 7 July 1978) that “the sea… Continue reading (12) Vela Luka, 6 July 1978

(11) Vela Luka, Ubli, Slano, Koločep, Komolac, Gruž, Vis, Cavtat, 21 June 1978 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. This is the most pronounced event observed in the… Continue reading (11) Vela Luka, Ubli, Slano, Koločep, Komolac, Gruž, Vis, Cavtat, 21 June 1978

(10) Vela Luka, 19-20 September 1977 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. The event is covered by two newspaper articles. In one of the articles (Vjesnik, 21 September… Continue reading (10) Vela Luka, 19-20 September 1977

(9) Vela Luka, 21 August 1977 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. It is stated in a newspaper article (Slobodna Dalmacija, 24 August 1977) that the “sea level… Continue reading (9) Vela Luka, 21 August 1977