A powerful storm has hit Slovenia, dropping temperatures by 10 degrees.A strong heatwave has hit Slovenia, causing temperatures to drop by 10 degrees Celsius in some areas due to sudden rainstorms. In Ljubljana, the eighth consecutive day exceeded 35°C, breaking the record set in August 2013. According to the Slovenian Meteorological Service, the heatwave will continue today and tomorrow, with temperatures again surpassing 35°C. Cooling is expected on Friday but will not last long, as temperatures are predicted to rise again by Saturday. A thunderstorm occurred between Rakov and Logatic, bringing heavy rain and hail, with 23 mm of rainfall recorded in the last hour at Sviscak. The storm activity is expected to gradually subside. The heatwave brought a sudden drop in temperature in the area between Postojna and Logatic, followed by rain spreading towards Idrija, where the temperature dropped significantly to 23°C. This provided temporary relief to parts of the Inner Carniola region, around Lake Cerknica, and some mountainous areas. Meteorologists warn that the heat stress remains high, with the highest level of warning in effect for the heat. Experts advise citizens to avoid the hottest periods, drink enough fluids, and pay special attention to elderly
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Temperature dropped by 10 degrees: Watch what a storm shook over Slovenia and KvarnerA heatwave brought significant cooling to central and southern Slovenia, with heavy rainfall recorded in areas like Sviščak, where 23 millimeters of rain fell in the last hour. According to ARSO, the thermal storm affected regions between Rakek and Logatec, causing abundant showers. In some parts of western Slovenia, the storms brought cooling effects, with temperatures dropping to 22°C in Logatec, 23°C in Idrija, and 27°C in Postojna. The heatwave is expected to continue into Thursday, with daily temperatures reaching between 33 and 38 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, cameras in Istria captured the same storm moving toward Lovran.
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A powerful storm has hit Slovenia, with temperatures dropping by 10°C. A severe warning has been issued!A strong heatwave has affected Slovenia, causing significant temperature drops in certain areas while other regions remain extremely hot. In places like Logatec and Boršt near Gorenja Vas, temperatures fell from around 35°C to 21°C, while parts of eastern and southeastern Slovenia experienced temperatures between 37°C and 39°C. The Slovenian Environment Agency (ARSO) issued severe warnings for thunderstorms in some areas, though high-temperature alerts remained active across most of the country. Radar images show storm cells over the Julian Alps, Cerknica, and several areas in the Notranjska and Kočevje regions. Heavy rain fell in recent hours at Sviščaci, with expectations of gradually decreasing storm activity. Heatwaves have also impacted much of Europe, with Austria recording record temperatures and Hungary reducing electricity consumption due to the extreme heat and drought. Italy declared red alerts for heat in major cities, and wildfires have been reported in Albania.
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