Summer isn't giving up: Here's the weather expected in the coming days

Croatia is set to enjoy a continuation of summer warmth, with forecasts predicting predominantly sunny and hot conditions across the country in the upcoming days. The Adriatic coast, in particular, can expect temperatures to reach between 30°C and 35°C, while inland regions will experience highs between 25°C and 30°C.

Coastal areas will be influenced by moderate sea breezes, with stronger gusts possible near Velebit, especially in the morning and evening. Inland, the wind will be light to moderate, primarily from the northeast. The Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ) indicates that this pattern is expected to persist through the week.

However, a slight deviation from the clear skies is anticipated for Tuesday. Inland areas may experience temporary instability, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms. This change might also be accompanied by a shift in wind direction to the southwest and south. Despite this brief interruption, the overall trend points towards continued warm and sunny weather, with mornings remaining cooler and days quite hot, especially in the southern parts of the country.

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In the coming week, only Tuesday will be transiently more unstable and cloudier inland, with showers and thunderstorms in places and light to moderate southwesterly and southerly winds. On other days, it will be predominantly sunny with light winds. Mornings will be cooler, and days very warm, even hot in places. The same applies to the Adriatic - predominantly sunny and hot, and on Tuesday, transiently variable, with showers and thunderstorms in places, especially in the north where the temperature will be slightly lower. The greatest heat will continue in the south. Light to moderate winds will blow, and on Tuesday, transiently southerly.