How to Deal With Bura Wind: A Manual for Tourists and Other Newcomers
Ever had any trouble dealing with bura wind? A humorous tribute to the ever-present force of nature on April 9, 2018
Several Ferry Services Cancelled Due to Strong Wind
Multiple ferry and catamaran services were interrupted by windy weather conditions
Meteorological Service Launches Two Strategic Projects
ZAGREB, March 23, 2018 - By launching two large strategic projects for Croatian meteorology co-financed by the European Union, the National Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ) on Friday celebrated World Meteorological Day, March 23, and World Water Day, March 22, with Environment Protection and Energy Minister Tomislav Ćorić congratulating the DHMZ for successfully absorbing EU regional development funds.
Red Alert for Adriatic: Wind Speed to Reach 140 km/h, Roads Closed for Traffic
Citizens are advised to avoid travel as the current weather conditions present a serious health risk
High Tide Floods Trogir, Omiš, and Stari Grad on Hvar
A couple of days of snow, a weekend of floods - is it time for spring yet?
Winter Delights: A Touch of Snow for Zadar (Video)
As we enter the month of March, the last Dalmatian hotspot to have been spared from snowfall finally succumbs to winter
Croatia's Southernmost Islands See First Snowfall in 5 Years
Not even the southernmost point of Croatia managed to escape the frosty touch of winter's fingertips
Lend a Hand: Zagreb Citizen Offers Help to Neighbours During Cold Wave
As temperatures continue to drop, we should all reach out to our neighbours who need help to deal with the winter cold
Snow and Extremely Low Temperatures Hit Parts of Croatia
ZAGREB, February 26 (Hina) - The Croatian mountainous regions of Lika and Gorski Kotar have been struggling with inclement weather and freezing temperatures for a few days and volunteers and Red Cross activists are currently trying to reach isolated households with elderly inhabitants to provide them with food and medicines and help them with firewood supplies.
