The famous meteorologist brings a detailed forecast until November 20! The anticyclone is heading towards Serbia, and this is what awaits us

Weather forecast, Photo: Alo.rs/ Illustration

In the coming days, a strong anticyclone field with the center over our part of Europe will cause very high air pressure, downdrafts (downdrafts) in the atmosphere, frequent occurrence of temperature inversion with fog and low clouds, explains meteorologist Marko. Cover it.

The most common fog is expected over the region’s lowlands and mountainous valleys, and in these areas the daily highs will be 5 to 10 degrees Celsius, while significantly more sun will be in the mountains, above the reverse layer and there will be highs up to 16 degrees Celsius. Adriatic and southern Herzegovina and down to about 18 degrees Celsius. It will be mostly dry except for the appearance of local foggy drizzle and low clouds.

Around Wednesday, smaller amounts of cold air will be digested towards us from the east, and with the strengthening of the air flow, fog and low clouds will break, especially in the Košava area, where a weak to moderate basket will start. for a short time. In the west, it is still calm with no significant wind and often gloomy weather.

The daily high of 8-14 degrees Celsius will be slightly warmer in areas where the lower banks diverge, regardless of the cooling in height at ground level, than in the first part of the week. Over the far east of Serbia, it’s still a drizzle tour.

Around Friday and for the next weekend, the anticyclone returns to dominate with the frequent appearance of fog and low clouds, which will remain in most places for most of the day. The wind is weak, and the daily maximum is in areas with 5 to 10 fog, and in areas without fog up to 14 degrees Celsius.

Regarding minimum temperatures, in areas where there will be no fog all day with a small daily amplitude, the minimum temperatures are above zero at 2 to 5 degrees Celsius, and where there will be no fog all day with a large daily amplitude , minimums of -3 to 3 degrees Celsius.

Towards November 17, there is a sign for another minor decrease in cold and dry air from the northeast, especially towards the east of our region, where the maximum would be around 3 degrees Celsius, while in other areas it would be 5 to 13 degrees Celsius.

It was only around November 20 that a sign of a more concrete change in the weather forecast began to appear, which in the third decade of the month could bring us a more dynamic and certainly richer climate.

In the coming days, fog and low clouds will largely determine the climatic characteristics, and synoptically it will be a period of dominance of a strong anticyclone with dry and stable weather.