Meteorologist Krunoslav Gives Croats Hope: Relief Is Coming
After unbearable heat, Croatia is set for a weather change with rain and thunderstorms, but the red meteoalarm remains in effect for three regions.
A.G. · Prije 4h00
Croatia
Croatia Sizzles at 40°C: First Time This Summer
The Osijek-aerodrom station recorded exactly 40 degrees on Thursday. The heatwave shows no signs of letting up, but meteorologists forecast a change as early as Friday.
A.H. · Prije 8h00
Croatia
Valpovo at 39.7°C: Yesterday's Hottest Spot in Croatia, Grude Already at 35.9°C by 11 AM Today
Red heatwave alerts are in effect across Croatia, and meteorologist Dorian Ribarić reveals whether absolute records are falling and when relief is coming.
A.E. · Prije 14h00
Croatia
Red Alert for Southern Croatia: Temperatures Up to 39°C
The State Hydrometeorological Institute has issued the highest level of warning for the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. Citizens are advised to avoid going outside during the hottest part of the day.
B.F. · Prije 17h00
Weather
Inland Awaits Relief with Showers
While the mainland is forecast to see a break from the heat and local storms, the coast continues to endure unbearable heat and warm nights.
V.M. · Prije 18h00
Croatia
Hellish 39 Degrees Today with Red Alert in Effect
Prije 19h00
Croatia
Up to 40 °C by Thursday, Then a Shift Arrives
Prije 1 dana00
Local
Low Sava River Level Worries Zagreb Residents
Prije 1 dana00
Weather
Slovenia Hit by Rain and Hail, Some Precipitation Reaches Kvarner
Prije 1 dana00
Croatia
Report on Croatia's Hottest Cities Arrives
The heatwave shows no signs of letting up, with the highest temperature of 38.9 degrees Celsius recorded on Wednesday at Osijek Airport. A red weather alert is in effect for the entire country.
A.H. · Prije 1 dana00
Croatia
Croatia in Red: Heat Wave Peaks Today with Temperatures Near 40°C
DHMZ issues highest alert level for the entire country. The scorching heat will persist until Thursday, with a change in weather expected from Friday, bringing rain, thunderstorms, and a significant drop in temperature.
B.F. · Prije 1 dana00
Croatia
Drought in the Indices, but Not in the Warning System
As Croatia enters a new heat wave and the SPEI index shows a worsening water balance, the question resurfaces: why is there no unified official drought warning?
B.G. · Prije 1 dana00
Local
Osijek Melts at 39 Degrees, Drava at 28.3
A red alert for the heatwave is in effect across Croatia, with relief expected on Friday, August 7, when temperatures are forecast to drop toward 30 degrees.
L.M. · Prije 1 dana00
Croatia
Scorching Heat: Up to 39 Degrees Tomorrow
The peak of the heatwave is expected on August 5, with relief from rain and thunderstorms arriving from Friday.
B.F. · Prije 2 dana00
Weather
Scorching Heat Grips Croatia: Seven Regions Under Red Alert, 37.5°C Measured in Bilogora
DHMZ Issues Highest-Level Warning for Nearly the Entire Country, with Temperatures Expected to Exceed 39°C in Some Areas
C.D. · Prije 2 dana00
Croatia
After the Peak of the Heat, Showers Arrive
Croatia is at the peak of a heat wave with temperatures reaching 40°C, but relief in the form of local showers and a slight drop in temperature is expected as early as Friday, August 7.
B.G. · Prije 2 dana00
Croatia
Heat Dome Over Croatia: Temperatures to Reach 42 Degrees
A prolonged heatwave that has lasted since mid-July brings extreme temperatures, with the highest alert level issued for much of the country. Relief is not expected before Friday.
A.H. · Prije 2 dana00
Croatia
Four Regions Under Red Alert, Temperatures Up to 39°C
DHMZ issues highest warning level for Zagreb, Karlovac, Osijek, and Rijeka. Wednesday to be even worse - red alert for nearly the entire country.
A.E. · Prije 2 dana00
Croatia
Croatia Melts at 40°C, Ploče Record of 42.8°C Stands for 45 Years
The State Hydrometeorological Institute has issued a red alert for the entire interior and the northern Adriatic. Relief is not expected until the weekend, and historical data reveals that heatwaves are becoming longer and more intense.
H.D. · Prije 2 dana00
Croatia
Danube Breaks 117-Year-Old Record
Croatian Waters warns of severe hydrological drought threatening ecosystems and energy, but water supply remains stable for now.
B.F. · Prije 2 dana00
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