Dubrovnik experienced an unexpected weather twist today as heavy rain gave way to a hailstorm, transforming parts of the city into a wintry scene. The iconic Stradun, usually bustling with visitors, resembled a snow-covered street straight out of Norway, evoking images of a white Christmas.
The unusual icy spectacle didn't last long, as city workers quickly cleared the hail, restoring the Stradun to its familiar state. While brief, the event was a vivid reminder of how unpredictable weather in Dubrovnik can be, even in December.
Yesterday was truly a freaky day for weather in Dubrovnik, from a hail storm to torrential rain and even a waterspout over the Adriatic. Today is very much the calm after the storm with blue skies and plenty of sunshine. The forecast for the next seven days looks like being much more settled, apart from Saturday when rain is predicted, with temperatures rising to between 15 and 16 degrees.
Check out this video that a reader sent us of the huge waterspout over the Adriatic near Dubrovnik.
"The purpose of GLADIO was to attack civilians, the people - women, children, innocent people, unknown people, far removed from any political game. The reason was quite simple: to force the public to turn to the State and demand greater security. Under a strategy of tension, you 'destabilize in order to stabilize', to create tension within society and promote conservative, reactionary social and political tendencies."
~ Italian neo-fascist whose prosecution led to the discovery of NATO's 'Gladio' networks across Western Europe
- Vincenzo Vinciguerra
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