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Meteorology Department
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Agrometeorological Monitoring Center
Types of products
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Weekly, decade, monthly, season and annual agromtetorological characteristics.
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Decade agrometeorological bulletin.
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Data regarding the influence of weather conditions on crops and field works during any vegetation period.
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Data regarding the agrometeorological conditions during the autumn-winter season.
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Description of phenomena dangerous for crops (drought and hot dry wind, frosts during vegetation period, hail, rain, strong wind, frost crops, etc.).
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Data regarding winter conditions for crops, trees and vineyards.
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Monthly and season calculations for thermal and moisture assurance of fields.
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Forecasts regarding the harvest of the main crops with anticipation of 1-3 months.
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Forecasts regarding productive moisture reserves in the soil layer, issued in spring at the beginning of agricultural works.
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Forecast of tree and vineyard blossomy.
Services offered by the de
Agrometeorological Monitoring Center
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Agrometeorological monthly and annual data (soil temperature on the farmlands soil temperature at
the tillering node of the autumn crops and multiannual plants, soil humidity, ground freeze and thaw depth, phenological
observations, production elements of crops).
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Average long term agrometeorological data.
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Agrometeorological characterization of the year by season.
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Information regarding the influence of the weather conditions on crops and field works for any vegetation period.
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Description of phenomena dangerous for crops (drought and hot dry wind, frosts during vegetation period,
hail, rain, strong wind, frost crops, etc.). Participation in the assessment of damages caused by
the mentioned phenomena.
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Calculation of data of air temperature transition through 0, 5, 10, 150C.
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Presentation of forecasts regarding the productive humidity reserves in the soil for any development phase
of the crops.
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Presentation of the forecasts regarding the beginning of the development phases of the crops, sum of
the active and effective air temperatures.
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