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Severe Weather Alert Issued Across Serbia

Severe Weather Alert Issued Across Serbia

The Republic Hydrometeorological Institute forecasts mixed precipitation and icy conditions today, particularly impacting eastern regions.
The Republic Hydrometeorological Institute of Serbia (RHMZ) has issued a warning regarding adverse weather conditions expected throughout the country.

Meteorological forecasts indicate that rain is anticipated to begin overnight, with localized instances of freezing rain on the ground.

In eastern Serbia, freezing rain is expected to persist until the afternoon.

Overall, weather conditions across Serbia today will be predominantly overcast, characterized by mixed precipitation, including rain, sleet, and snow.

Winds are forecasted to be from the southeast, initially weak to moderate, but will strengthen to moderate to strong, particularly in the Košava region.

Gusts reaching severe levels are expected in southern Banat and the lower Danube region during the morning hours, before gradually diminishing in the afternoon.

Temperature readings are projected to vary between a minimum of -3 to 3 degrees Celsius, while the maximum will range from 1 degree in the east to 11 degrees in the west of Serbia.

In the capital city, Belgrade, residents can expect predominantly cloudy weather with light rain in the morning, which may lead to localized freezing conditions on the ground.

The southeast winds in Belgrade will start moderate to strong but are expected to weaken later in the day.

Morning temperatures will hover around 1 degree, with afternoon highs reaching approximately 9 degrees Celsius.
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