Meteorologist Djordje Djuric also announced that the disturbances, along with Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, affected Vojvodina and brought heavy showers with thunder and disasters on Thursday. Backa, Srem and Podrinje were affected by the cloudy precipitation system, and it brought very heavy showers with thunder in the northwestern parts. Significantly fresher air mass and the turn of the southwest wind to the northwest wind lowered the temperatures in these parts of Serbia from 24 to 30 degrees.

At the same time, other parts of Serbia, according to Đurić, were in front of these disturbances and they were ruled by warm southwestern currents with a maximum temperature higher than 30 degrees, in the southeast of the country up to 38. But later, in the middle of the day showers, except in the south and southeast, where there was a possibility that they would be absent.

– Already today, the cyclone and the cold front will be further east than us, so we will be cleared. On Friday, it will be mostly sunny in most parts of Serbia, but much more pleasant, occasionally with moderate clouds. The moderate to strong northwest wind will also support the pleasant weather. The maximum temperature will be from 25 to 30 degrees, in Belgrade up to 27 degrees. In the afternoon, only in the south and in the hilly and mountainous areas, a stronger development of clouds and the appearance of local showers with thunder is expected – says Đorđe Đurić.

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It will be sunny again on the weekend and on Monday, the meteorologist says. The maximum temperature on Saturday will range from 29 to 32 degrees, and those temperatures are average and common for this part of the year.

– Already on Sunday and Monday, under the influence of the ridge from the southwest, there will be an additional influx of very warm air mass from North Africa, so the maximum temperature will be from 34 to 38 degrees Celsius, in Belgrade up to 36 degrees – says Đurić.

Precise data on the new heat wave and its duration will be known in the next two to three days, while the five-day weather forecast of RHMZ predicts sunny and warm weather across the country, in Nis on Sunday and Monday up to 37 degrees, Kragujevac 36 and 35, Novi Sad 35 and 32 and Belgrade 35 and 33 degrees. A similar temperature is expected on Tuesday.

Except in Belgrade, where night temperatures of 22 degrees are expected by Tuesday, August 10, most cities in Serbia will have lower night temperatures, from 15 to 18 degrees.

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Kosovo Hydrometeorological Institute has announced that the last week of July will be characterized by hot weather and hot.

According to KHMI, this meteorological situation comes as a result of the presence of hot air masses originating from North Africa, reports Zeri.info.

“There will be an increase in temperatures in both extreme values. Minimums will range between 14-16 degrees Celsius, while daytime highs are forecast to range between 34-36 degrees Celsius. It is possible that in some areas there will be rain showers of local character, but not in large quantities. The UV index will mark high values ​​and care from direct contact with sunlight should be as limited as possible (10-17). The wind will blow from different directions light to moderately strong. Neighboring countries, such as the Valley, Northern Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro, are forecast with higher temperatures than in our territory. “Maximums are forecast to range between 38-41 degrees Celsius.” It is stated in the notification of KHMI. / Voice

Kosovo Hydrometeorological Institute warns that today the weather will be sunny and very hot.

This meteorological situation comes as a result of hot air masses coming from the northern part of Africa.

The UV index will remain very high and it is preferable to follow the advice of the NIPH, so that from 9-17 we are not exposed to direct sunlight.

Minimum temperatures are forecast to range between 16-18 degrees Celsius, while daytime maximums are forecast to range between 35-37 degrees Celsius.

A light to moderate breeze will blow from the southwest.

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May 19, 2021 – 23:51

The African country of Malawi has destroyed almost 20,000 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, burning them. A sensational gesture, at a time when countries are still struggling to secure enough doses to cover the population.

But of course there is a reason, all those doses had expired on April 13, while they had arrived on March 26 as part of the 102 thousand vaccines produced in India by the Serum Institute, which produces for Astra Zeneca.

Malawi, in southeast Africa, although it has stunning landscapes, is one of the least developed countries in the world, with a life expectancy of the lowest, and with a massive spread of the HIV virus. / a2news