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After the heat and the dust of the Sahara, parts of Croatia are waiting for refreshment!
Croatia🌿 Environment3 hr. ago

After the heat and the dust of the Sahara, parts of Croatia are waiting for refreshment!

After experiencing almost desert-like conditions yesterday with Saharan dust in the air, Croatia is expecting a cooling trend today, bringing some relief across much of the country. The weather change is due to a weakened frontal disturbance moving over the region, bringing slightly cooler air to land areas. Cloud cover has first affected the northern Adriatic and western parts of the country, with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms, particularly around the Kvarner area. Light to moderate southwest winds will blow along the coast, while north and northeast winds will affect inland areas. Morning temperatures remain warm, especially in Dalmatia, but by afternoon, temperatures will drop slightly, though still remaining hot, reaching around 30°C. In Slavonia, Baranja, and Srijem, skies will gradually darken with increasing chances of rain and thunderstorms, especially around the Slavonian hills and possibly stronger in the evening in the Danube region. In Dalmatia, partly sunny conditions will prevail, with occasional clouds and possible light showers towards the north. Temperatures will stay very high, between 30 and 35°C. On the northern Adriatic, clearing skies and calmness,

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Net.hr logoNet.hrIndependentCenter3 hr. ago
After the heat and the dust of the Sahara, parts of Croatia are waiting for refreshment!

After experiencing almost desert-like conditions yesterday with Saharan dust in the air, Croatia is expecting a cooling trend today, bringing some relief across much of the country. The weather change is due to a weakened frontal disturbance moving over the region, bringing slightly cooler air to land areas. Cloud cover has first affected the northern Adriatic and western parts of the country, with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms, particularly around the Kvarner area. Light to moderate southwest winds will blow along the coast, while north and northeast winds will affect inland areas. Morning temperatures remain warm, especially in Dalmatia, but by afternoon, temperatures will drop slightly, though still remaining hot, reaching around 30°C. In Slavonia, Baranja, and Srijem, skies will gradually darken with increasing chances of rain and thunderstorms, especially around the Slavonian hills and possibly stronger in the evening in the Danube region. In Dalmatia, partly sunny conditions will prevail, with occasional clouds and possible light showers towards the north. Temperatures will stay very high, between 30 and 35°C. On the northern Adriatic, clearing skies and calmness,

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