Bura (Bora) Wind

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Bora or in Croatian Bura is a northern to north-eastern wind that blows along Adriatic Coast, whose name derives from the Greek mythological figure of Boreas – the North Wind. Bura blows in gusts and is most common during the winter. It blows hardest when a polar high-pressure area sits over the snow-covered mountains of the interior plateau behind the coastal mountain range and a calm low-pressure area lies further south over the warmer Adriatic. As the air grows even colder Bura increases.

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Most recent photos of Bura in Korcula (March)

Photos of Skura Bura – ‘dark Bora’ (Bora Scura) in Korcula and Peljesac Channel

Skura Bura – ‘dark Bora’ (Bora Scura) is a variation of Bura wind with characteristics of low, grey clouds moving towards the seaside.

Skura Bura brings rain and unpleasant wind

Channel is cold and miserable 🙁

Views from Cvjetno Naselje over Channel

Bura near ACI Marina

Puntin – lighthouse with Bura waves

Sveti Nikola neighbourhood and palm trees in Bura wind

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