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The change comes this afternoon and evening and will be accompanied by rare rains and a strong passing wind. After cooling, the models again simulate very warm weather starting on September 22, while cooler weather with occasional rain is expected only after September 25.
Crossing the front tomorrow at the end of the day and Friday night brings strong, transient and very strong north wind and cooling, while on Friday night along the Adriatic a strong bora will start.
The meteorologist also indicates when we can expect the first fall rain.
– Only after September 26, there is a sign that we can expect the arrival of much cooler and rainier weather, but considering the distance of that simulation, that is only the initial signal and the question of what will happen in the end – he said .
So, starting on Friday, we will finally let go of the heat and a much cooler period of weather, sometimes quite cold.
– However, as of the 22nd, very high highs are returning, at least there until around September 26 or 27, when the true autumn could arrive – says Čubrilo.
Tomorrow it will be variably cloudy and cooler in Serbia, with a change of intervals of sun and cloudiness, and during the morning only light rains are expected in some places. A moderate to strong northwest wind will blow, weakening later in the day and is expected to clear. Minimum temperature of 14 to 18 degrees, daily maximum of 22 in the west to 30 degrees in the east of Serbia. At the end of the day, the temperature drops considerably, so it will be cold at night.
In Belgrade, it will be variably cloudy and cooler, with a change of sunny and cloudy intervals, and during the morning with less frequent light rains. A moderate to strong northwest wind will blow, weakening later in the day and is expected to clear. Minimum temperature 18 degrees, daily maximum 24. At the end of the day, the temperature will drop significantly, making it cold during the night.
In Serbia, it will be sunny and moderately warm during the weekend, with very cool mornings: a cold morning awaits us on Saturday, while there will be fog in the valleys and valleys. Maximum temperature on Saturday from 23 to 27 degrees, and on Sunday from 25 to 29.
Next week it will be sunny and very hot, the maximum temperature in the middle of the week will be more than 30 degrees. On Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon, local rains with thunder are expected in some parts of western Serbia. Starting Sunday, a strong southeast wind will blow in the Košava area and into the mountains, in the south of Banat and with storm surge.
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Sunny and moderately warm in Belgrade at the weekend, with cool mornings, cold mornings on Saturdays. The maximum temperature on Saturday will be up to 25 degrees, and on Sunday until 28. Next week it will be sunny and very hot, the maximum temperature in the middle of the week will be more than 30 degrees. The basket will blow from Sunday.
What we will feel the most will be the low temperatures in the morning during the weekend. Thus, on Saturday it will be 6 degrees in the northwest to 14 in the east of Serbia, and in Belgrade it will be around 10 degrees, and it will be colder on the outskirts of the city. On Sunday morning temperatures will be 8-14 degrees.
On Sunday, however, we have warmer mornings, especially on Monday in the Košava area and in Belgrade, due to the stronger wind from the southeast, so due to the fan effect of the wind, nights and mornings are much more warmer than when it’s quiet like Saturday.
The first half of September this year was characterized by sunny and very warm weather for this time of year, with maximum temperatures of up to 32-33 degrees, last week up to 34, and temperatures in Belgrade reached 32 degrees, as it was today.
However, the nights are getting longer and longer, so they are much more pleasant and cooler, with temperatures of up to 10 degrees, and locally they dropped even more.
Cool nights, but very warm days have caused large differences in temperature during the day, in many areas of 20 degrees and more.
By the way, in very hot and dry weather, an anticyclone over Central Europe is also responsible, which prevents the penetration of cloud and precipitation systems from the Atlantic, but also from the Mediterranean.
There has been no rainfall in Serbia since early September, and daily maximum temperatures are 5 to 7 degrees higher than average for this time of year.
For the end of September, a stable, very dry and mostly sunny weather is expected, but also a climate with temperatures well above the September average.
(Telegraph)
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