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Severe Storms Disrupt Life in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina

3/28/2026

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On March 27, 2026, severe weather affected Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina, causing school closures, power outages for over 15,000 residents, and warnings of potential flooding from swollen rivers.
In Slovenia, winds reached 141 kph (87 mph) and blocked roads with fallen trees.
In Croatia, Zagreb experienced strong winds that damaged infrastructure and led to school suspensions.
Meteorologist Petra Mikus Jurkovic noted that such winds are unusual for the area.

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Story summary

On March 27, 2026, severe weather affected Slovenia, Croatia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina, causing school closures, power outages for over 15,000 residents, and warnings of potential flooding from swollen rivers.
In Slovenia, winds reached 141 kph (87 mph) and blocked roads with fallen trees.
In Croatia, Zagreb experienced strong winds that damaged infrastructure and led to school suspensions.
Meteorologist Petra Mikus Jurkovic noted that such winds are unusual for the area.