Split gori: najvišja temperatura v zgodovini meritev, deli mesta brez elektrike

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V Splitu so v sredo izmerili najvišjo temperaturo v kolovozu v zgodovini merjenja, ki je dosegla 39,2 stopinje Celzija, kar je preseglo prejšnji rekord iz leta 2015. Meteorolog Ivan Šolić, poročeval o Slobodnu Dalmaciju, je tudi izmerili temperaturo v meteorološkom zaklonu na Marjanu.

Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): Čeprav besedilo nima institucionalnega izvora (Državni hidrometeorološki zavod), je namenjeno konkretnim političnim strankam ali ideologijam.

Zakaj dejstva (95): The article accurately reports the record-breaking temperature of 39.2°C in Split during August, citing DHMZ and meteorologist Ivan Šolić. It also mentions the previous record from 2015 and clarifies that the measurement was taken in a meteorological shelter on Mount Marjan. The article includes add

Zakaj objektivnost (90): The article presents the information neutrally, using straightforward language and citing official sources. While it includes some contextual details like power outages, it avoids overtly biased or emotionally charged language. The tone remains informative and objective.

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Split je zapisal novo zgodovinsko rekordno temperaturo, 40 stopinj Celzija, ki je bila prvič izmerjena od časa uradnih meteoroloških meritev v gradu pod Marjanom. Prejšnji rekord, 38,5 stopinj Celzija, je bil postavljen 13. oktobra 2015.

Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): V članku so predstavljeni dejanski meteorološki podatki in poročila o infrastrukturnih vprašanjih brez očitnega ideološkega okvirja.

Zakaj dejstva (90): The article correctly states that a new temperature record of 39.2°C was set in Split, breaking the previous record from 2015. However, it incorrectly claims that 40°C was reached, which is not supported by the primary source document. This slight inaccuracy reduces the factuality score slightly.

Zakaj objektivnost (85): The article uses more dramatic phrasing such as 'Split is writing its meteorological history' and 'temperature reached 40 degrees Celsius,' which may introduce a slightly subjective tone. Despite this, it still cites the meteorologist and provides relevant background information without overt bias.