In the morning in the southern regions mild and moderate frost is expected in our country, with the appearance of fog and ice, and in the north, west and in the central regions a noticeable increase in morning temperatures, while during the day it will be slightly to moderately cloudy and warmer. The highest daily temperature will be up to 14 degrees.
The wind will blow weak and moderate south and south-west wind, strong in Vojvodina and in mountainous areas.
The lowest temperature will be from -6 to five degrees, and the highest from six degrees in Negotinska Krajina to 14 degrees in Vojvodina and western Serbia.
In Belgrade, slightly to moderately cloudy and warmer, with a weak and moderate south and southwest wind, with the lowest temperature from one degree to five degrees, and the highest will be around 13 degrees.
Temperature up to 18 degrees
For Christmas, on January 7, passing clouds with rain are expected in the north.
In the middle of the week, the highest daily temperature will be a spring-like 18 degrees.
Until January 10, it will be slightly to moderately cloudy, with a noticeable increase in morning and daytime temperatures.
A strong south and southwest wind will blow in the mountainous areas, so snow melting is expected.
Colder weather will remain only in the Timok Krajina and in the area of Homolje.
Gradual cooling is expected after January 10, so there will again be conditions for mixed precipitation, rain and snow, also in lower areas.
Caution is recommended for heart patients
A sudden increase in the maximum daily air temperature can contribute to pronounced complaints in heart patients, so they are advised to be extremely cautious and follow the doctor's advice.
In the majority of chronically ill and sensitive people, problems in the form of drowsiness, poor concentration and muscle pain are possible.