It will be cloudy but dry in Slovenia on Monday, although some snow may fall in the south. The bora wind will start to blow in Primorska. Morning lows will stand between -6 and -3 degrees centigrade, up to 3 on the coast. Daytime highs will range from -3 to 2, up to 8 degrees on the coast.

A fire broke out at the newest generator of the Šoštanj Thermal Power Plant (TEŠ) during the night. The generator, often referred to as TEŠ 6, has been disconnected from the grid.

Slovenia believes that the agreement reached at the Katowice Climate Change Conference on Saturday is good; however, the country is also somewhat disappointed over of the lack of recognition of the report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), negotiator Marko Maver told the STA on Sunday.

A sunny but cold day awaits Slovenia on Sunday, as morning temperatures will drop to between -9 and -4 degrees Celsius or even to -13 degrees in areas with snow. A manageable -3 to 1 degrees are expected during the day. Slightly cloudier skies are forecast in the evening.

A sunny but cold day awaits Slovenia on Sunday, as morning temperatures will drop to between -9 and -4 degrees Celsius or even to -13 degrees in areas with snow. A manageable -3 to 1 degrees are expected during the day. Slightly cloudier skies are forecast in the evening.

The winds will subside and the skies will clear out for some sun on Saturday afternoon. It will be chilly though, with morning lows well below freezing and daytime highs between -2 and 2, up to 7 Celsius in Primorska.

Slovenian higher eduction students are one year younger than the average in the EU as they mostly decide to go to university immediately after the secondary school, which is not characteristic of other European countries, according to a survey carried out in all 28 EU member states.