Weather conditions in Croatia remain stable, with predominantly sunny and warm weather. Morning temperatures in most areas were moderate, with lowest values of 9 to 13 degrees Celsius. Particularly cooler conditions were recorded in some parts, such as central Croatia, where 9 degrees were recorded at 6 am, while in coastal areas, such as Rijeka, temperatures were slightly higher, up to 16 degrees.
During the day, the sun heated the air further, with temperatures in the afternoon reaching 22 to 24 degrees Celsius. On the south-eastern part of the coast, near Dubrovnik, thermometers showed up to 25 degrees. These conditions indicate pleasant summer weather despite the earlier cooling, with the presence of occasional, moderate cloud cover creating favourable conditions for being outdoors.
In the interior, where the morning was cooler, temperatures rose during the day, remaining above the average for this time of year. Heat, however, does not return with intensity, so temperatures remain at a level typical for this time of year. On the coast, where a light to moderate north-westerly wind is blowing, conditions are stable, with the possibility of occasional showers, especially on Sunday and Tuesday, when passing cloud cover is expected.
