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Croatian winds can be characterized as being light to moderate from September to June with occasional storms, while July and August are generally calm with more frequent storms.

During periods of high pressure, the Adriatic displays the classic rhythms of winds from the sea during the day and winds from land during the night.

The bora (bura) and sirocco (siroko) are the most characteristic winds of the Adriatic and are largely responsible for weather patterns. They mainly blow from October to April. The maestral, blowing from the sea, and the burin, blowing from the mainland, are most common in the summer months.

Several times a day weather reports are broadcast in Croatian and English. These reports include the current weather conditions, forecasts for the following 24 hours and any special messages or warnings.

Weather reports are broadcast on these channels at the following times (UTC):

Rijeka Radio VHF (channel 24):

0535, 1435, 1935
Split Radio VHF (channels 07, 21, 23, 28):0545, 1245, 1945
Dubrovnik Radio VHF (channels 04, 07):0625, 1320, 2120
Croatian Winds
General
Bora
Levanat & Tramontana
Sirocco
Maestral & Burin
Lebic
Nevera
Wind Rose
 
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