As of today, temperature readings across several Adriatic and Mediterranean locations indicate notably warm sea conditions. In Koper and the Gulf of Trieste, the sea temperature was recorded at 29.6 degrees Celsius, while Piran registered 28.8 degrees Celsius. Along the Croatian coast, where many visitors are vacationing, the sea remains highly warm.
Specific readings include 28.5 degrees in Pula, 28.4 degrees in Split, 28.3 degrees in Malinska, and 28.2 degrees on Rab. For comparison, freshwater bodies measured cooler; Lake Bled recorded 26.1 degrees, and Bohinj measured 24.6 degrees. Further afield, Mallorca, a popular European destination, reported extreme readings.
The Spanish meteorological agency, AEMET, measured 33.02 degrees Celsius along the island’s coast on Wednesday. If confirmed, this measurement would establish a new record high for the area. These varied measurements highlight the current thermal profile of the region’s waters.
The elevated degrees recorded across the sea indicate sustained warmth across multiple geographical points today.
Topics: #degrees #sea #today
