N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenterFactual 95Objective 984 days agoThe article provides a weather forecast for the upcoming autumn days, mentioning potential changes in the weather pattern and the possibility of heavier rain. It highlights the forecast provided by meteorologist Tee Blažević, indicating that while current conditions are stable, there could be shifts in the coming days.
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Tuesday mostly sunny, evening on the Adriatic clothingThe weather forecast for Tuesday indicates mostly sunny conditions across most areas, with some cloudiness in northern Croatia and the Gorski Kotar region. In the evening, light rain is possible along the northern Adriatic coast. Morning fog is expected in parts of the interior. The stable weather pattern is gradually breaking down, with falling air pressure and warmer, more humid air moving in by midweek. From Thursday onward, pressure will rise again, bringing cooler temperatures. On Tuesday, high-pressure systems will continue to influence the weather, with occasional clouds and mild to moderate winds from the south and southwest. Temperatures will range between 3°C and 22°C, with higher temperatures along the eastern coast and lower temperatures in mountainous regions like Lika. By Wednesday, partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected, particularly in inland areas. The weather will become increasingly unstable through the week, with potential for heavy rainfall in some areas.
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Prepare for the most turbulent part of the week, as the southern storm will show its teeth and heavy downpours are on the way.A weather alert has been issued across Croatia due to strong winds and fog, with unstable weather conditions expected mid-week. The south wind, known as 'jugo,' will intensify, bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms, particularly along the Adriatic coast. According to forecasts from the Croatian Meteorological Department (DHMZ), the change in weather will begin on Tuesday afternoon, with increased cloud cover and potential rainfall affecting parts of northern Dalmatia. By Wednesday, stronger winds and more frequent showers are anticipated, with some areas experiencing heavy downpours. On Thursday, the wind direction is expected to shift toward the northwest, accompanied by continued changes between sunny periods and clouds. While the interior regions of Croatia will experience these changes more gradually, overall, the middle of the week brings more unstable weather conditions across much of the country.
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