DHMZ Warns of Dangerous Weather: Istria Awaits Heavy Precipitation and Stormy Southerly Winds
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A significant and potentially dangerous change in weather is ahead. The State Hydrometeorological Institute (DHMZ) warns of locally heavy rain, the risk of flooding, and a sudden drop in temperature that will bring snow cover to mountainous areas. Croatia is expected to experience severe storms caused by a deep cyclone from the Atlantic in the coming days. According to the official DHMZ warning,
The State Hydrometeorological Association has issued an emergency statement warning that a "significant change in weather" is ahead of us, which, after several days with temperatures appropriate for the time of year, will be marked by more frequent and locally heavy rain, strong southerly winds, and a temporary increase in air temperature. The cause of this...
Croatia is facing a major change in weather in the coming days, with locally heavy rain, gale-force winds, the risk of flash floods and a sudden cold snap that will bring snow to the mountains. The State Hydrometeorological Institute (DHMZ) warns that the most intense weather processes are expected on Thursday and Friday, November 12 and 13.
Intense and heavy precipitation in the area of the northern Adriatic, Istria, Rijeka, Gorski kotar and Lika, it is pointed out, will increase the risk of torrential and urban floods.
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