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The study of climate changes is most often based on the analysis of time   series of temperature and precipitation in urban areas and the increase in   the emission of gases having a greenhouse effect. On the other hand, the   selection of representative and relevant stations and comprehensive analysis   of climate indicators lead to better and more exact assessments on climate   changes at the regional level. In order to connect climate changes with   agricultural, biological, socio-economic and tourism databases, the paper   deals with the dynamic analysis of changes in thermal component expressed   through the values of regional climate indices in four climatological   stations with different geographical positions in Serbia. There are   significant differences between the two time series data (1961-1990 and   1991-2013) on temperature and humidity, precipitation, insolation and wind   speed. However, after using the climatic indices as a tool for assessing   climate changes, the results of the study suggest the relative influence of   the thermal component on the change of climate indices, with a slight   increase in the index of significance for human activities. Relying on the   results of this alternative approach to the study of climate changes, the   fact remains that the climate is not fixed but highly variable factor that   should be taken into consideration in terms of monitoring, evaluation and   management of the area. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br.   176008 i br. III47007

The effect of the thermal component change on regional climate indices in Serbia