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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

From Friday, scattered showers with thunderstorms, and heavy rain possible in the northern Adriatic with a noticeable drop in temperature.

The start of the week brings instability across Croatia, with an orange warning issued for the Rijeka region. Temperatures could drop significantly.

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The State Hydrometeorological Institute forecasts a week of significantly more pleasant weather inland, with sunny spells and temperatures dropping to 17 degrees at night.

After a tropical night with temperatures not dropping below 26 degrees, Split on Wednesday expects the peak of the heatwave with a temperature of nearly 38 degrees and a heat index exceeding 39.

While inland Croatia will feel the relief from Wednesday, Dalmatia remains in the grip of heat with temperatures up to 39 degrees. However, the respite will be short-lived.

DHMZ forecasts continued sunny and very hot weather, but afternoon showers with thunderstorms are possible in inland Dalmatia, while a red warning for the heat wave remains in effect for three coastal regions.

Meteorologists warn of very high temperatures and a heatwave, with the possibility of local showers in Istria and the Rijeka area.

After Tuesday's peak heat with temperatures up to 39°C, inland Croatia will feel the first relief as early as Wednesday. The Adriatic will have to wait until Friday for the temperature drop, and nights will finally become more comfortable for sleeping.

The State Hydrometeorological Institute has issued a warning for Tuesday, August 11. Temperatures will range from 34 to 39°C, with special caution advised for vulnerable groups.

No real refreshment in sight, the heatwave continues along the coast, while inland the heat will be more pronounced again at the start of the week.

A high-pressure system over Europe is blocking cooler air from moving in. No significant cooldown is in sight until at least the Assumption of Mary, with temperatures in the interior expected to remain above 30 degrees.

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