The World Meteorological Organization warns us to prepare for extreme heat, droughts, and floods due to the upcoming strong El Niño, whose high ocean temperatures are already affecting global weather patterns. (translated)
The World Meteorological Organization warns that a strong El Niño is developing, which will bring extreme heat, droughts, and floods to various parts of the world in the coming months. (translated)
Meteorologist and climatologist Branko Grisogono warns of above-average temperatures in Croatia until February, emphasizing the seriousness of climate changes that surpass all previous global conflicts. (translated)
The sixth heatwave of this season brings temperatures up to 43 °C in northern Italy, eastern Croatia, and parts of the Balkans, along with tropical nights between 22 and 26 °C, which increases the risk of heat stress, especially among vulnerable groups. (translated)
Scientists warn that the danger from heat for older people, exacerbated by climate change, is seriously underestimated, as the number of older individuals exposed to dangerous temperature conditions could dramatically increase by 2100, especially in low economic development countries. (translated)
Renowned professor from the Faculty of Agriculture in Zagreb, Ivica Kisić, warns about extreme climate change in Croatia, including prolonged heat, declining groundwater levels, and frequent intense precipitation, which can lead to desertification and serious problems in agriculture and the economy. (translated)
A new global study published in the journal Nature Climate Change reveals that as much as 70% of the world’s population experiences at least 90 days of intense heat stress each year, with increasingly frequent and prolonged dangerous heat, particularly felt in Europe where heat stress begins earlier and lasts almost until October. (translated)
The Istrian police issued a warning to parents after passersby noticed a minor child left unattended in a locked car during the heat, emphasizing the risks and serious consequences of such behavior. (translated)
German climatologist Andreas Jäger warns that the current extreme weather conditions, including record heat and severe storms, are a new reality and predicts that this summer will be among the coldest in the next 300 years, emphasizing the serious consequences of climate change on water resources and agriculture. (translated)
Austrian meteorologist Andreas Jäger warns that due to climate change, this year may see the coldest summer in the next 300 years, emphasizing that extreme heat and weather changes in the Alps have become a daily occurrence and that necessary adaptations in agriculture and social habits can no longer be postponed. (translated)
Austrian meteorologist Markus Wadsak warns that extreme temperatures, including this year's high heat, are the result of climate change, not just current weather conditions, emphasizing that global warming has altered patterns of atmospheric circulation and that high temperatures and droughts have become inevitable consequences. (translated)
The article describes how heat waves and drought have caused record low water levels in European rivers, such as the Danube and Rhine, which threatens transportation, energy production, and tourism, and reveals historical remnants at the bottom of the rivers. (translated)
The article warns about the danger of food poisoning during the summer heat, emphasizing how high temperatures create ideal conditions for the growth of bacteria such as salmonella and E. coli in certain foods, and stresses the importance of proper food handling and checking the internal temperature of meat to avoid serious health consequences. (translated)
The year 2026 is already recording extreme climate conditions, including fires and heat in North America and Europe, but although it is currently the third hottest year, scientists warn that a future El Niño could cause a rise in temperatures and potentially set new records in the coming years. (translated)
In Istria, temperatures of 40 °C have been recorded, and Croatia is facing a red alert due to a heatwave that will last until Tuesday, with high night temperatures and increased fire danger. (translated)
The climate phenomenon El Niño has returned, bringing extreme heat and changes in precipitation patterns around the world, threatening to reduce agricultural production and increase food prices, particularly in Southeast Asian and African countries, and could trigger inflation in developing countries. (translated)
Nova toplinska kupola donosi ekstremne vrućine s očekivanim temperaturama koje će na nekim područjima Europe doseći čak 45 °C, što povećava rizik od šumskih požara i ozbiljnih zdravstvenih problema, posebno za starije i kronične bolesnike. #EkstremneVrućine #ToplinskiVal #ZdravstveniProblemi
U Europi se očekuje snažan toplinski val koji će donijeti ekstremne vrućine, osobito u Hrvatskoj, gdje bi temperature mogle doseći i 42°C, uz povećani rizik od požara i napetosti zbog tropskih noći koje otežavaju oporavak tijela. #toplinskaKupola #vrućina #Hrvatska
Novi val vrućine pogodit će velike dijelove Europe s ekstremnim temperaturama, uz upozorenja vlasti u više zemalja, dok se predviđa da bi temperature mogle doseći rekordne vrijednosti, osobito u Francuskoj i Njemačkoj, a situacija će izazvati poteškoće u prometu, zdravstvu i elektroenergetskim mrežama. #vrućina #toplinskiVal #meteorologija
Znanstvena analiza upozorava da klimatska kriza uzrokovana ljudskim djelovanjem dovodi do rekordnih suša u Europi, uz dramatično isušivanje rijeka, povlačenje razina vode i gubitke u poljoprivredi, dok ekstremne vrućine povećavaju rizik od požara i pogoršavaju već postojeće probleme u opskrbi vodom. #klimatskaKriza #ekstremneSuše #EU
