Spring is still on hold

Spring is still on hold

Light morning frost throughout is expected on Sunday and during the next week, locally at a height of 2 m.

The lowest temperature will vary from 6 to 9 degrees, maximum from 10 to 18.

Cloudy weather with occasional rain with temperature drop is expected in Belgrade. Wind will be mild and moderate, from the northwest. Lowest temperature expected 8, highest 10 degrees.

On Sunday, mostly cloudy and chilly weather, with occasional rain, snow is expected in the mountains. During the night, in most places, the precipitation will cease with the sky cleared up.

Due to storms expected followed by thunderstorms, a yellow meteorological alarm is in force in the area of Kosovo and Metohija and Southeastern Serbia.

RHSS has also issued a special agrometeorological warning.

Patchy morning frosts are expected (ranging -3 ° C) at a height of 2 meters may lead to damage to flowering species and fruit varieties. The recommendation to agricultural producers is to be on standby and to follow the weather forecast, if needed to apply for adequate flower protection, RHSS stated.

The change of weather is coming to Europe again, and according to experts, we are experiencing a historical cooling. A strong cold wave from the Arctic should reach most of the Continent in the coming days, including the Mediterranean, the Iberian, and Balkan peninsulas, it was reported by the "Severe weather Europe" website.

The cold wave will first hit the United Kingdom and Ireland, and then spread to Central Europe and the Mediterranean at the beginning of the week. Meteorologists predict heavy snowfall in the Alps and the Balkans on Tuesday and warn of the appearance of frost that could endanger flowering vegetation.

Meteorologist Marko Cubrilo posted on his Facebook profile that we are facing a "meteorological extreme" this week.

"This simulation of strong deterioration and cooling will continue on Tuesday afternoon, which could, in addition to the mountains bring snow in other places in the lowlands of the region. "If the current simulations of this model taking place on Tuesday afternoon and at night, continue spreading in this part of the region, including most of the lowlands, we are in for some real winter weather," said Cubrilo.