Examples of using CWB values in English and their translations into Polish
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CWB values in these areas ranged from -160 to -179 mm.
In the rest of the Poland the CWB values are positive.
Currently CWB values across the country are already negative.
In the area of both voivodeships, the CWB values range from -170 to -239 mm.
CWB values were negative for most of the country except for the southern Polish regions.
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In the western regions the area with low CWB values has grown.
CWB values are negative in almost the whole country, except in the southern Polish regions.
In almost the whole area of both voivodeships, the CWB values ranged from -169 to -229 mm.
While the CWB values are higher, and have increased by 15 mm compared to the previous eighth reporting period.
In the western part of the country the area with low CWB values has again increased.
Slightly negative CWB values, showing no risk of agricultural drought, occurred only in the north of the country.
By contrast, in the southern, eastern, andnorthern voivodeships the CWB values were higher than -50 mm.
In northern Poland, the CWB values are positive, while in the south-west and in the Lublin region they are negative.
Weather conditions during this reporting period caused considerable changes in the CWB values.
CWB values are positive only in Szczecin and the Koszalin Coastland, while the rest of the country they are negative.
The average Climatic Water Balance value in Poland was -93 mm, andin the whole country CWB values were above -149 mm.
Current CWB values across the country are much lower, by several to tens of millimeters in relation to previous reporting period.
Only in the south of the country in the voivodeships of Śląskie,Małopolska and Podkarpackie, the CWB values were greater than -50 mm.
In the whole country CWB values were higher than -170 mm and did not exceed the critical values for any of the monitored crops.
In the southern, northern, western andeastern parts of Poland, CWB values were significantly higher than the critical values. .
Besides Żuławy, low CWB values occurred in almost entire area of Pobrzeże Gdanskie(with the exception of Elbląg Upland), and were from -120 to -129 mm.
There is still a favourable trend in improving weather conditions in southern, northern, western andeastern areas of the country. The CWB values were significantly higher than the critical values. .
In the whole country the CWB values exceeded -159 mm, which means they have not reached the critical values for any of the monitored crops.
CWB values, relative to the situation of the prior 10 days in the country decreased by an average of 25 mm, which means that the current excess water to plants is smaller.
Compared to the period from 21 April-20 June 2011, when CWB values were the lowest, in the current reporting period the average value increased by as much as 166 mm.
CWB values, relative to the situation of the prior 10 days in the country increased by an average of 13 mm, which means that the current water excess to plants is even higher.
In the period May 21- 20 July 2012, in comparison to the prior ten day period, the CWB values have increased across the country by an average of 10 mm, which means that the current water deficit for the plants is smaller than in the previous sixty day period.
In the period between 1 VIII- 30 IX 2012, CWB values relative to the previous ten-day period, have increased across the country by an average of 22 mm, it means that the observed water deficit is smaller than in previous sixty-day period.
The relatively low CWB value also occurred in the area of lake districts.
Relative to the first reporting period in most areas of the country, the CWB value decreased by 20 to 30 mm, but this reduction did not cause the risk of agricultural drought.