What ARSO has in force over Bled right now — storms, heat, snow, forest-fire risk — and how hard it is blowing on the lake.
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What the Slovenian Environment Agency has in force over Bled right now, and how hard it is blowing on the lake. ARSO warns by region — Bled sits in north-west Slovenia — and this page keeps only the warnings whose official area covers the town.
As of Wed 29 July at 23:15.
There is a large risk of forest and bush fire.
Stay vigilant and be prepared there is a large risk of forest and bush fire. Immediately react to any developing fire. The public are asked to exercise extreme caution in the countryside, and immediately notify emergency services on any fire.
High temperatures will affect the health of sensitive members of the population.
Stay in the shade at midday and in the afternoon, while intense physical effort is not recommended. Eat light food and drink enough liquids. Wear airy and light clothes. Drinking coffee, alcohol or very sweet drinks is not recommended. If you take medication for regulating blood pressure, consult your doctor. Air conditioning should be set to a temperature that is no more than 8 °C lower than the outside temperature. Domestic animals should have enough fresh water and shade. Living premises should be aired out at night and in the morning and sufficient air circulation should be ensured. We recommend shading premises externally. Vehicles parked in the sun should be aired out thoroughly before driving.
High temperatures will affect the health of sensitive members of the population.
Stay in the shade at midday and in the afternoon, while intense physical effort is not recommended. Eat light food and drink enough liquids. Wear airy and light clothes. Drinking coffee, alcohol or very sweet drinks is not recommended. If you take medication for regulating blood pressure, consult your doctor. Air conditioning should be set to a temperature that is no more than 8 °C lower than the outside temperature. Domestic animals should have enough fresh water and shade. Living premises should be aired out at night and in the morning and sufficient air circulation should be ensured. We recommend shading premises externally. Vehicles parked in the sun should be aired out thoroughly before driving.
There is a risk of forest and bush fire.
The public are to be cautious in the countryside. Do not start any open fires, do not discard cigarettes.
High temperatures may affect the health of sensitive members of the population.
You are recommended to stay in the shade at midday and in the afternoon, while intense physical effort in the open is not recommended. Eat light food and drink enough liquids. Vehicles parked in the sun should be aired out before driving.
Thunderstorms are possible, accompanied by local intense precipitation and gusty winds. Intense local showers with wind blasts and lightning strikes are possible. Torrential watercourses may rise quickly. Rainwater floods are possible.
Beware of approaching storm clouds. Do not linger in exposed locations, e.g. under trees or power lines. Wait in a safe place, as storms usually do not last long.
Light air (about 2 km/h, gusts to 4), out of the west.
Strongest gusts forecast over the next 24 hours: about 30 km/h. Wind words follow the Beaufort scale. This is a weather model’s forecast for the hour, not a measurement — exposed ground above town will see more.
This page is not an alert service
ARSO issues for north-west Slovenia as a whole — the Julian Alps, the Gorenjska valleys and Bled together. A thunderstorm warning for the region can mean a violent hour over the Pokljuka ridge and almost nothing in town, and it can mean the reverse. Treat it as "today has weather in it", then look up.
Bled's wettest months are the warm ones: afternoon thunderstorms build over the mountains and arrive fast, which is why the yellow thunderstorm warnings cluster in July and August. On the water that matters more than on the shore — the pletna crews read the sky for a living.
About 1.6 metres of snow falls in an average year and January runs from roughly -6 °C to +3 °C. A snow or ice warning is worth reading alongside promet.si: the Bohinj road and the Pokljuka climb are the first to get difficult, and the lake road is the town's only real way through.
Warnings issued by Slovenian Environment Agency (ARSO vreme) (their own warnings page). Warning data: EUMETNET – MeteoAlarm, licensed under terms equivalent to CC BY 4.0. MeteoAlarm does not issue warnings: each one is published by the national meteorological service named above it and is shown here unaltered, with the time that service issued it. This page keeps the warnings whose official area covers Bled. Green “all clear” records mean no warning and are not shown. Wind forecast: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). This page is not an alert service — sign up to the official channels above.