Until Saturday or Sunday, the maximum daily temperature will be mostly between 15 and 20 degrees, and sometimes between 21-22 degrees, says meteorologist Nedeljko Todorović.
The weather is about to change at the beginning of next week, however, according to Todorović for RTS, there will be no real winter.
"An anticyclone is a field, an area of high atmospheric pressure, different from a cyclone. It's a normal rise, pressure, because there are clouds and precipitation," explains meteorologist Nedeljko Todorović.
Todorović says that in expert circles this anticyclone is known by the name "Azurski anticyclone", and the naming after the supreme ancient god Zeus is not the result of the work of the national meteorological services in Europe.
"When you look at any analysis of Europe, it's a meteorological analysis of Karat, it doesn't say that anywhere. So, meteorology fans or perhaps some private companies give those names at their own discretion," says Todorović.
He states that warm African air arrives from the Mediterranean and raises the temperature, and when there is no significant wind, then the temperature is uniform - there are not many changes from day to day.
"Morning temperatures are quite high when there are clouds, so to speak, then there is no evaporation and freezing of the ground, especially in winter, then the air does not cool down enough and the temperature remains relatively high," explains the meteorologist.
"The average date of the last snow is around 20-25 there. March, so you shouldn't definitely write off winter yet. Even though it will be later now, until the end of winter or the beginning of spring, it is not a great cold and there is little chance that there will be any real winter and we will be covered by ice", Nedeljko Todorović estimates.
