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After the storms in Croatia, a new heat wave is coming, here the sea will warm up to 30 degrees Celsius
Slovenia🏛️ Politics5 hr. ago

After the storms in Croatia, a new heat wave is coming, here the sea will warm up to 30 degrees Celsius

The end of the week brings mostly sunny and warmer weather to Croatia, with rising temperatures. The weather pattern is part of broader synoptic events across Europe, including a cyclone moving towards the southeast. By late July and early August, a new heatwave is expected to bring very hot and sunny conditions to Croatia. Current weather patterns show exceptionally high sea temperatures, with the Adriatic Sea being up to three to six degrees Celsius warmer than average. On the island of Mljet, measurements reached 30.3 degrees Celsius in Tuesday.

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After the storms in Croatia, a new heat wave is coming, here the sea will warm up to 30 degrees Celsius

The end of the week brings mostly sunny and warmer weather to Croatia, with rising temperatures. The weather pattern is part of broader synoptic events across Europe, including a cyclone moving towards the southeast. By late July and early August, a new heatwave is expected to bring very hot and sunny conditions to Croatia. Current weather patterns show exceptionally high sea temperatures, with the Adriatic Sea being up to three to six degrees Celsius warmer than average. On the island of Mljet, measurements reached 30.3 degrees Celsius in Tuesday.

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