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The Croatian Automobile Club warns of delays due to roadworks on several highways, urging drivers to adjust their speed and be cautious of wet roads on the northern Adriatic and in Gorski Kotar.

After a stable Wednesday, from Thursday evening through the weekend, Croatia will be affected by a Genoa cyclone bringing rain, strong sirocco winds, and local thunderstorms.

Meteorologist Bojan Lipovšćak forecasts a weather change from Thursday evening, with southerly winds and showers in the northern and central Adriatic, while southern Dalmatia remains under a high-pressure system.

DHMZ issues yellow warning for Thursday, with temperatures staying above 35°C into early next week, and no rain in the forecast

After a hot Wednesday with temperatures up to 33 degrees, Thursday brings gradual cloud cover, and Friday a more pronounced change with rain and thunderstorms in most regions.

After a prolonged drought and high temperatures, a cold front on Monday will bring rain, thunderstorms, hail, and cooler weather. Locally, heavier downpours with severe storms are possible, and waterspouts may occur at sea.

The heatwave continues, but a noticeable cooldown with rain and showers is expected across the country as early as Monday.

After a few more hot days, a more pronounced weather change is expected at the start of next week, with a drop in temperature and possible heavy rain, first in the northern Adriatic.

DHMZ and FHMZ BiH have issued forecasts for Thursday and the coming days. The Adriatic will see bura winds that will weaken in the afternoon, while BiH expects sunny weather with temperatures up to 38°C.

Most of Croatia will see stable and mostly sunny weather today, with slightly more bearable temperatures. The Adriatic remains hot, with the bura wind bringing storm-force gusts in places.

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While Greenland, Iceland, and northern Spain will plunge into total darkness for two minutes, Croatia will observe a partially obscured Sun at sunset. With ideal weather conditions, the evening also brings the peak of the Perseids.

DHMZ forecasts a gradual easing of the heatwave. Warnings will diminish in the coming days, but on the Adriatic, especially in the Rijeka region, the danger from high temperatures will persist until Sunday.

As Croatia continues to grapple with a heatwave, meteorologists announce a significant cool-down by the end of next week. Alongside the heat, storm-force bura wind warnings are in effect.

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