Abstract

The study is aimed to assess the patterns of spatio-temporal distribution of the extreme low temperatures of the Lake Sevan basin, their impact on the surrounding natural landscape landscape. As the source material, observations of daily data on the extremes of the minimum temperatures of the surface air layer at seven meteorological stations of the basin for the entire period (1891-2018). The methods used are mathematical-statistical, extrapolation, analytic, correlation, cartographic. A correlation was obtained between the average annual and annual absolute minimum values, as well as between the annual absolute minimum temperatures and the height of the area above sea level. The obtained relationships can be used to assess the thermal conditions of unexplored or little studied territories. As a result, a map of the spatial distribution of the annual absolute minimum temperatures of the surface air layer in the lake Sevan basin was compiled. Main conclusions. An analysis of the trend lines of temporary changes in the absolute minimum air temperatures shows that, at all weather stations currently operating in the basin, the absolute minimum temperatures tend to increase both monthly and annual...

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