THE SOUTH-DALMATIAN COAST — THE HEAT HAS BROKEN WHILE THE COASTAL WIND PULSE HOLDS

Internal situational context over our own monitored locations, not a warning and not a customer claim. The heat has eased hard: the seven-day window peak is back to about 32.5 °C with an apparent 30.2 at the outer islands, from near 34 °C on Sunday and Monday, with most coastal and inland sites in the low-to-mid 20s. The coastal wind pulse persists — about 20.6 metres a second at the Velebit tunnel crossing, 17.1 at the southern airport, 14.2 at the outer islands, 13.8 in the Neretva delta. Eastern-Croatian rain probabilities are modest at 35 to 40 percent against 50 percent on much of the coast. No monitored location falls inside an official red or orange zone and no Croatian colour tier is asserted. Structural note for this corridor: the country's continental warning scheme moved to per-county resolution today, 20 counties plus the capital, replacing an eight-region scheme — the resolution of the warnings this row watches has changed underneath it.

11 turning points on record since Sep 8 — the 8 most recent shown.

The Atlantic trough that puts a widespread yellow across Italy is the same synoptic neighbourhood in which the eastern Adriatic heat has broken — window peaks back to about 32.5 °C from near 34 — while the coastal wind pulse holds near 20.6 metres a second on the Velebit crossing.

searched 34 vetted voices and the open field — nothing said about this system cleared the screen.