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Chaos in Dalmatia: Rivers Instead of Roads, Several Houses Flooded

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On Wednesday evening, heavy rains in the Kaštela and Split areas flooded several residential buildings, torrential rains swept through the streets, and many cars were stuck on flooded roads. Traffic came to a complete standstill in some places, with drivers warning on social media of complete collapse.

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On Wednesday evening, heavy rains in the Kaštela and Split areas flooded several residential buildings, torrential rains swept through the streets, and many cars were stuck on flooded roads. Traffic came to a complete standstill in some places, with drivers warning on social media of complete collapse.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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HEAVY rain in Kaštela flooded about twenty homes and made traffic difficult, and firefighters intervened 19 times without the need to evacuate citizens.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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As is usually the case when the south wind and heavy rainfall combine, Kaštela was under water last night. On the part of the Split-Trogir expressway in Kaštel Lukšić, cars were literally swimming. Due to the situation on the ground, Kaštela firefighters had their hands full last night. DVD Kaštela, Gomilica and Mladost intervened...

·Split, Croatia
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The heavy rain in the area of Kaštela on Wednesday evening flooded several streets, making traffic difficult for vehicles, and the water penetrated into the ground and basement areas of residential buildings, from which firefighters pumped out water, according to DVD Kaštel Stari.

There was no need to evacuate the population in any of the seven Kastels

The heavy rain that hit Kaštela on Wednesday evening caused flooding in more than 20 houses, but luckily there was no need to evacuate the population, according to DVD Kaštel Stari.

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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