Welcome to Montenegro, where the sun shows no mercy and the thermometer is shooting up to a scorching 40 degrees Celsius! Yes, you read that right – 40 degrees! While most of Europe is still dealing with mild temperatures, our little Balkan country is roasting like an oven. The north enjoys a warm 36 degrees, but the south is literally frying with hellish 40-degree heat. The wind? Weak and changeable, meaning no relief in sight. The sea is slightly to moderately wavy, but who’s thinking about swimming when the heat is unbearable?
As we brace for a few more days of sun and heat, meteorologists warn of brief afternoon showers and thunderstorms in the north, but that won’t bring relief to most. Europe is mostly sunny and warm, but no other country can brag about this hellish heatwave like Montenegro. Skopje is also roasting at 40 degrees, while Helsinki enjoys a mild 19.
This heatwave isn’t just a number on the thermometer – it’s a health hazard for workers and all of us. Remember the fire on the island of Crete where 1,500 people were evacuated? That’s just one sign nature is sending warnings. So what are we doing? Are we ready to face these challenges or will we keep ignoring reality?
If you’re already sweating reading this, you’re not alone. Share with us how you’re battling this hellish heat – got any secret tricks or just counting minutes until shade? Don’t be shy, the comments are here to cool us down with some good chat!
