Severe weather impacted several regions of the country on Tuesday, with reports of heavy rainfall and occasional thunderstorms hitting areas including Primorska, Gorenjska, and central Slovenia. The inclement weather resulted in notable localized effects, such as high winds uprooting trees in central Slovenia and significant rainwater flooding in buildings within the Gorenjska region. Looking ahead to today, the morning is expected to be mostly clear.
Temperatures will range from 17 to 22 degrees Celsius generally, though cooler conditions are anticipated in the Gorenjska valley and the glacial refuges of Notranjska, where temperatures are forecast to drop to around 15 degrees Celsius. While the morning remains clear, residents should prepare for individual thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. The weather pattern is set to shift over the coming days.
According to meteorological reports, the heat is expected to ease on Thursday, with lighter air moving in from the north. On the Primorska coast, a light, brisk breeze is anticipated. Friday promises sunshine, though isolated afternoon thunderstorms are possible.
The week is set to conclude on a positive note, as Saturday is forecast to remain sunny and dry across the region.
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