After a tropical night, another hot day awaits Serbia. RHMZ issued a red weather alert for Tuesday, August 4. The peak of the heat wave is yet to come
A heat wave does not abate. And in the coming period in Serbia, they will change tropical nights and hot days. The highest daily temperature will reach 40 degrees on Tuesday, August 4.
According to meteorologists: sunny and very warm weather is expected; light, variable wind will blow; the lowest temperature will be from 11 degrees in the southwest and southeast of Serbia to 23 degrees in Belgrade, and the highest from 35 to 40 degrees.
It will be sunny and very warm in Belgrade. A light, variable wind will blow. The lowest temperature will be from 20 to 23 degrees, and the highest around 38.
The next seven days will be mostly sunny and very warm, announces the RHMZ. From Thursday until the end of the week (from August 6 to 9), with the local development of cloudiness, there will be short-term showers with thunder in the afternoon.
RHMZ has issued a warning of a long-term heat wave, during which a maximum temperature of 35 to 38 degrees is expected, locally up to 40. According to current forecasts, the heat wave will be most pronounced in the period from August 5 to 8, when in most places the maximum daily temperature is expected to be around 40 degrees.
A little less hot, then heat wave again
In the period from August 8 to 13, according to meteorologists, the intensity of the heat will weaken with daily maximum temperatures of 30 to 35 degrees, and then the temperature is expected to rise again and the heat wave will continue.
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