The Environmental Agency (Arso) has issued updated forecasts regarding an approaching cold front. Arso reports that the system, currently situated between Switzerland and Germany, is anticipated to reach the region late in the afternoon. The associated precipitation is expected to begin in the northern half of Slovenia before spreading eastward and southeastward.
Authorities have issued an orange alert level for certain areas due to anticipated weather changes. A primary concern highlighted by Arso is the potential for intensified thunderstorms, particularly in the north-east. The agency warned that the convergence of the passing front and these stronger thunderstorms could generate significantly strengthened, localized, and potentially strong north winds.
These wind conditions are predicted to be most pronounced across the north-eastern sector of Slovenia. Consequently, Arso has activated a new alert specifically for this northern region to advise the public. Residents are advised to monitor official channels for real-time updates.
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