Brace yourselves, Serbia! This week is bringing hellish heat that will roast you like an oven, followed by a bang – rains and storms that might throw us into total chaos. Amateur meteorologist Marko Čubrilo doesn’t hold back: Thursday and Friday will be the hottest days, with temperatures soaring to 38-39 degrees Celsius in the east and south. Yes, you read that right – almost 40 degrees! But don’t get too comfy with the sunshine, because Friday afternoon brings local instability, and western and northwestern parts of Serbia might see thunderstorms. The Adriatic coast will mostly stay dry but not calm. The weekend offers a slight cool down, with highs dropping to 28-33 degrees, but the southeast and south will still be burning hot. Just when you think it’s over, mid-next week brings a meteorological rollercoaster: thunderstorms, possible severe weather, strong northwest winds, and a sharp cool down to 15-26 degrees. Is this the end of the heatwave? Not quite – around July 15th, warm weather returns, but with fewer showers. In short, Serbia is riding a temperature rollercoaster in the coming days, and the only sure thing is it’ll be hot, then cold, then hot again. Čubrilo warns that all forecasts are based on his analysis of numerical models and advises following official sources, but who’s got time to wait when the weather’s already throwing us for a loop? Got your own hacks to survive this weather madness? Share them – maybe your tip will save someone from meteorological chaos!
