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Statistical analysis of 30-minute precipitation data over the Czech Republic revealed trends in a number of precipitation characteristics, especially the contribution of heavy precipitation to annual precipitation total and rainfall intensity. Compared to a large temporal variability of these characteristics (demonstrated on a 90 year long precipitation record from station Tabor) the significance of these trends is questionable. The complete study can be accessed here ."