Utility services and weather updates in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

In Lukavac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the public utility company JP „RAD“ reports that heating services have commenced. While some malfunctions occurred in the heating network at the start of the season, most have been addressed or are currently being repaired. The company stated that heat energy delivery is currently regular and waste collection is proceeding according to schedule, despite previous vehicle issues. Additionally, teams are working to stabilize the water supply system in Puračić.

In Croatia, the meteorological service DHMZ has issued a yellow warning for Wednesday, October 21, due to strong south winds (jugo) with storm gusts expected on the coast and islands. The week will see shifting weather patterns, moving from stable and warm conditions to increased cloud cover, rain, and thunderstorms. Temperatures are expected to gradually decrease, with daytime highs in Zadar reaching approximately 22 °C early in the week before dropping toward 20 °C as unstable weather arrives.