Valvasorjevi prikazi vremena in podnebja v Slavi vojvodine Kranjske

O podnebnih in vremenskih razmerah na Slovenskem pred začetkom rednih in neprekinjenih meteoroloških meritev je razmeroma malo znanega. Nekaj več informacij je za 17. st., še posebej za drugo polovico, v kateri je deloval kranjski polihistor J. V. Valvasor. Njegove zapise o vremenu in podnebju lahko dopolnimo tudi z zapisi ljubljanskega kronista J. G. Dolničarja. Kljub določenim omejitvam pri uporabi teh virov lahko z uporabo dodatnih informacij zadovoljivo predstavimo tedanje vreme in podnebje ter njegove posledice v družbenem okolju.Not much is known about the climate and weather conditions on the Slovenian territory before regular and continuous meteorological measurements began to be performed. Some more information exists for the 17th century, particularly for its second half when J. W. Valvasor was active as a renowned Carniolan polymath. Valvasorʼs records about weather and climate can be complemented with the records made by the Ljubljana chronicler J. G. Dolničar. Notwithstanding certain reservations, necessary while using these sources, it is possible to present fairly well with the help of this additional information the weather and climate of that time and their impacts on the social environment