A severe thunderstorm passed through Slovenia late at night, causing significant lightning activity but relatively minor damage compared to initial forecasts. The storm moved quickly across the country, splitting into two parts before crossing the border into Italy. The strongest wind gusts were recorded in Solkan at 66 km/h, while rainfall was light overall, with 8 mm in Solkan and 5 mm in Tolmin. Although there were no major incidents, some trees fell and minor roof damage occurred in areas like Tolmin, Cerkno, and Kamnik. Emergency services responded to several reports, including damaged roofs and fallen branches. Today, the weather is expected to remain unsettled with scattered rain and thunderstorms, though conditions are predicted to improve by tomorrow.
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