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There's no end in sight to the heatwave, north of here there could be showers.
Croatia🌿 Environment6 hr. ago

There's no end in sight to the heatwave, north of here there could be showers.

A significant portion of Croatia remains under the influence of dry and warm African air, while somewhat unstable weather is expected in the northernmost regions and occasionally along the northern Adriatic. A noticeable drop in temperatures is not anticipated before September 10. A series of tropical cyclones and hurricanes are forming over the Pacific Ocean, including Typhoon Sauid, which has reached China's coast, and others such as Bang-Lang, Lala, Lowell, and Karina. These storms are moving over warmer-than-average ocean surfaces influenced by El Niño, bringing large amounts of moist air toward Indonesia. The Atlantic hurricane season is delayed, possibly due to the strong development of El Niño in the Pacific. Tropical storm Dolly has not yet reached hurricane intensity and is moving parallel to the equator toward the Caribbean Sea. Both the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas are currently warmer than their long-term averages, with notable temperature anomalies near the Azores and off Western Europe's coast. The collision of warm African air and cool oceanic air is creating instability over the Alps, leading to the formation of convective clouds, thunderstorms, and occasional cl

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N1 Hrvatska logoN1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
There's no end in sight to the heatwave, north of here there could be showers.

A significant portion of Croatia remains under the influence of dry and warm African air, while somewhat unstable weather is expected in the northernmost regions and occasionally along the northern Adriatic. A noticeable drop in temperatures is not anticipated before September 10. A series of tropical cyclones and hurricanes are forming over the Pacific Ocean, including Typhoon Sauid, which has reached China's coast, and others such as Bang-Lang, Lala, Lowell, and Karina. These storms are moving over warmer-than-average ocean surfaces influenced by El Niño, bringing large amounts of moist air toward Indonesia. The Atlantic hurricane season is delayed, possibly due to the strong development of El Niño in the Pacific. Tropical storm Dolly has not yet reached hurricane intensity and is moving parallel to the equator toward the Caribbean Sea. Both the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas are currently warmer than their long-term averages, with notable temperature anomalies near the Azores and off Western Europe's coast. The collision of warm African air and cool oceanic air is creating instability over the Alps, leading to the formation of convective clouds, thunderstorms, and occasional cl

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