Alarms are on.
The 10th of June, 2026, at 9:45 pm.
For Wednesday night, an orange alert is in effect for the Zagreb and Osijek regions due to the possibility of stronger thunderstorms, thunderstorms and thunderstorms
"It was not preceded by a rainbow, it suddenly started to fall", a reader from the Medimuri village of Robadje, which was hit by a hailstorm on Wednesday evening, told us.
A golf-ball-sized blow fell in Škofja Loka, while residents of Komenda reported extensive property damage, destroyed gardens and trees, and power outages.
In the municipality of Žetale, about 50 landslides were activated, bridges and roads were damaged, and some residential and commercial buildings were flooded. - At this time, our priorities are to ensure the safety of people, to monitor the situation on the ground and to establish conditions for as soon as possible to recover from the consequences of the storm - said the mayor of Žetale, Matja Kopše.
Radar images show that a storm system from Slovenia is approaching Croatia, which is why the National Hydrometeorological Institute has issued warnings for several regions. For Wednesday evening, a dangerous weather warning is in force for the Zagreb and Osijek region due to the possibility of stronger thunderstorms, thunderstorms and windstorms. Meteorologists say that the probability of thunderstorms is greater than 70 percent.
According to the forecast of the DHMZ, the Zagreb and Osijek regions are again issued with an orange warning for possible thunderstorms. At the same time, most of the country, including the Adriatic coast, will be under yellow weather alert due to potentially dangerous weather conditions.
On Thursday in the interior temporary rainfall, often in the form of showers with thunderstorms that may be stronger in some places, and with a noticeable decrease in air temperature. On Friday and Saturday partly sunny, even sunnier, with a gradual increase in air temperature. Wind weak to moderate north and northeast, on Thursday transient and strong. On the Adriatic on Thursday intermittent showers and thunderstorms. On Friday and Saturday mostly sunny and very warm during the day.
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- press release Damir Mihalic
HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter6 days agoIn Varaždin County, firefighters recorded 61 interventions due to severe weather conditions that affected the area over the weekend. Heavy rainfall caused water ingress into parts of the Special Hospital for Medical Rehabilitation in Varaždin Toplice. The mayor of Varaždin County, Andjelko Stričak, reported that most interventions involved pumping water out of basements and utility buildings, removing fallen trees, flood prevention, and cleaning roads of mud. Officials visited the hospital premises in the evening, and efforts were made to prevent further damage.
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- government Andjelko Stričak
- government Silvija Zagorec
- organisation Damir Mihalić
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Telegram.hrIndependentCenter7 days agoSevere weather hit northern Croatia, with heavy rain and hail the size of walnuts flooding streets and causing damage. The storm first affected western parts of the Varaždin county before moving to central areas. Firefighters received dozens of reports about flooded roads and basements, and they are working to remove fallen trees. In some areas, small hail fell, and certain streets in Koprivnica were flooded.
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Telegram.hrIndependentCenter11 days ago Slovenia was hit by a severe storm, a golf ball-sized fight was dropping, and a weather alert was issued for part of Croatia.A severe storm hit Slovenia, bringing heavy rain, thunder, and hail as large as golf balls. Firefighters were busy responding to incidents, particularly in the areas of Naklo and Škofja Loka. The Croatian Meteorological Department (DHMZ) has issued an orange alert for the Osijek and Zagreb regions due to local thunderstorms with hail, along with yellow alerts for the Karlovac, Gospić, and Rijeka regions due to localized showers with thunder. A significant drop in temperature is expected, with temperatures in Zagreb dropping from 30°C to around 10°C within a day.
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Večernji listIndependentCenter11 days agoA severe weather event affected Slovenia, with heavy thunderstorms, hail, and strong winds impacting areas such as Gorenjska, particularly Škofja Loka and Komenda. The storm has caused significant damage, including destroyed gardens, trees, and power outages. Emergency services responded across multiple regions, though there are currently no reports of injuries. The weather system originated in Slovenia and is now moving into Croatia.
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