Thunderstorm, shower, and hail warning in western Serbia, temperature reaches 36 degrees
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- Thunderstorms, showers, and hail are expected in the mountainous areas of southern, western, and eastern Serbia.
- The areas around Zlatibor, Užice, and Požega will experience the most severe storms and rainfall.
- The weather is sunny and very hot in the capital Belgrade and across the country in general.
- The city of Ćuprija in the Pomoravlje region is the hottest place with 36 degrees Celsius.
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Local showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the day in the southern, southwestern, and western regions of Serbia, as well as in the mountains of eastern Serbia. Heavy rainfall, hail, and storm-force winds are forecast in some areas. These weather events are expected to be most effective in the Zlatibor region and around Užice and Požega.
In the rest of the country and the capital Belgrade, the weather is clear and sunny. While temperatures in the region are above season norms, the Pomoravlje region stands out among the warmest areas. Thermometers show 36 degrees in Ćuprija, with general values of 34-35 degrees being recorded.
In areas receiving precipitation, air temperatures drop slightly, providing a refreshing feel; for instance, 19 degrees is recorded in Zlatibor. Authorities warn the public to be cautious against the risk of hail and storms in open areas and to follow official warnings.
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- Which regions of Serbia will be affected by the weather events?
- Thunderstorms will primarily affect the south, southwest, west, and mountainous eastern regions of the country, particularly around Zlatibor, Užice, and Požega.
- Where is the highest temperature in Serbia, and how many degrees is it recorded?
- The warmest region is Pomoravlje, with the temperature reaching 36 degrees Celsius in the city of Ćuprija.
- What precautions are recommended regarding the weather conditions?
- It is necessary to be cautious against the danger of hail and storms in open areas and to closely follow the warnings of the competent authorities.