Following a nine-day period characterized by extreme heat and tropical nights, the Slovenian Environmental Agency (Arso) forecasts a temporary reprieve from record temperatures. While the forecast indicates possible cloud cover in the northern regions during the late night, conditions are expected to shift throughout the day. Wind patterns are anticipated to include north-westerly gusts in some areas, with a light brisk breeze expected along the Primorska coast.
Daytime weather will feature variable cloudiness, with local precipitation predicted primarily for northern Slovenia. By the evening, the risk of localized rainfall increases, particularly in the northern regions. A significant weather development is forecast for the evening, with the potential for thunderstorms to spread into central areas.
Residents should be prepared for possible instances of local heavy rainfall, wind gusts, and hail. Arso has issued a warning that rivers and streams could rise rapidly due to these conditions. Despite the cooling trend, the highest daily temperatures are generally expected to range between 26 and 32 degrees Celsius across various regions, with many specific areas anticipating highs between 28 and 30 degrees.
The forecast advises caution regarding potential flash flooding associated with the developing evening storm activity.
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