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(36) Jazi Bay, 10 August 2021 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. According to eyewitnesses’ reports (given to Mirko Orlić), a weak meteotsunami occurred in Jazi Bay, located… Continue reading (36) Jazi Bay, 10 August 2021

(35) Široka Bay, 24 May 2021 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. The Široka Bay meteotsunami of 24 May 2021 is the third strongest meteotsunami to hit Široka… Continue reading (35) Široka Bay, 24 May 2021

(34) Vela Luka, 10 January 2021 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. Our attention to this event was drawn by Hrvoje Mihanović of the Institute of Oceanography and… Continue reading (34) Vela Luka, 10 January 2021

(33) Vela Luka, Vrboska, 14-16 May 2020 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. Only three days after the previous event, during 14-15 May 2020, meteotsunamis again occurred at… Continue reading (33) Vrboska, Vela Luka, 14-16 May 2020

(32) Vrboska, Vela Luka, 11 May 2020 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. On 11 May 2020 strong high-frequency sea-level oscillation occurred at Vela Luka and Vrboska. The… Continue reading (32) Vrboska, Vela Luka, 11 May 2020

(31) Sumartin, 5-6 February 2020 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. Our information on this event comes from the article (Slobodna Dalmacija, 6 February 2020) in which it… Continue reading (31) Sumartin, 5-6 February 2020 

(30) Vrboska, 12 November 2019 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. Our attention to this event was drawn by Mrs. Marion Podolski, a Hvar resident, who contacted us… Continue reading (30) Vrboska, 12 November 2019

(29) Kosirača Bay, 2-3 August 2019 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. Our attention to this event was drawn by the Ist islands residents when Jadranka Šepić visited… Continue reading (29) Kosirača Bay, 2-3 August 2019

(28) Stari Grad, 9 July 2019 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. According to the atmospheric measurements done over the middle Adriatic, the event was generated by a… Continue reading (28) Stari Grad, 9 July 2019

(27) Vela Luka, 29 October 2018 Figure 1. Synoptic situation at the time of the event: (left) mean sea level pressure and 10-m wind; (middle) temperature and wind at 850 hPa; (right) geopotential height and wind at 500 hPa. According to the monthly report of the Croatian Meteorological and Hydrographic Service (DHMZ, 2018), during night… Continue reading (27) Vela Luka, 29 October 2018