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The climate along Dubrovnik Region is a typical Mediterranean one, with mild, rainy winters and hot and dry summers. The air temperatures can slightly vary, depending on the area or region. Summer temperatures in July rise till 34C in the northern part, while in the southern part they usually rise to 38C. During winter the coldest temperatures are recorded in the northern Adriatic with temperatures dropping sometimes below zero, while the southern regions of the Adriatic coast generally remain above zero.
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Sea Temperature average May - September 17,9 - 23,8 C (64,2 - 74,8 F) Salinity Percipitation
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In Croatia dominates a large mixture of climates. The climate in Croatia varies from Mediterranean along the Adriatic coast to a country climate in the inland country. Wind ensures a cooling breeze in the summer at the coast. The temperature fluctuates between ten (winter) and the twenty-six (summer) degrees Celsius. The inland country has a climate with dry and hot summery and cold, wet winters. The temperature fluctuates in January around the freezing-point, whereas it can become in august average 24 degrees Celsius. In the mountains the temperature remains in January under the freezing-point, on average the temperature fluctuates between -5 and 0 degrees Celsius. Summer is pleasant fresh, in the winter months it can snow considerably. During the month august the temperature increases in the higher areas up to approximately 18 degrees Celsius. There is a lot of sunshine in Croatia. The average sunshine is 2500 hours per year. 
Tour of the old part of the city where numerous cultural and historic monuments, as well as museums can be found. Walks on the city fortification walls, visit to the Rector's Palace, Maritime Museum, museums of the Franciscan and Dominican monasteries, city cathedral, Rupe Ethnographical Museum and the Aquarium of the Biological Institute
Did you know that the salt from Pag and Ston saltworks is the purest salt in the Mediterranean? Have you ever heard of "salt harvest"?
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