Record-Breaking September Sea Temperatures Recorded in Croatian Coastal Cities

Official measurements in Split and Komiza confirm that September sea surface temperatures have shattered previous national records. The anomaly marks a significant deviation from historical Adriatic climate patterns.

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September Sea Temperature Records Broken in Split and Komiža

September the 2nd, 2026 – The September sea temperature records have been broken in both Split and Komiža, with strong warmth still beating down on the Croatian coast. The sea was unusually warm along a large part of the Croatian coast on the first day of September. According to DHMZ data, at 14:00 yesterday, the ... Read more The post September Sea Temperature Records Broken in Split and Komiža appeared first on Total Croatia.

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U Splitu i Komiži pali rujanski rekordi temperature mora

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Record-Breaking September Sea Temperatures Recorded in Croatian Coastal Cities

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September Sea Temperature Records Broken in Split and Komiža

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U Splitu i Komiži pali rujanski rekordi temperature mora

September Sea Temperature Records Broken in Split and Komiža

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