Welcome to the Serbian hell on earth! The Pluton heatwave, dubbed the “guardian of hell” by meteorologists, shows no mercy and continues to scorch Serbia like never before. Temperatures are soaring to insane 40 degrees Celsius, with weekdays feeling like a pressure cooker, while weekends offer only brief relief. Meteorologist Ivan Ristić warns that this scorching trend will persist throughout the summer, with heatwaves pressing down on us almost non-stop.
Imagine this: June 26th is the hottest day, and by early July, temperatures jump back up to 35 degrees! Though Fridays and Saturdays might be a bit cooler, it’s just a short break before the tropical heatwave hits again. And that’s not all – meteorologists predict a staggering 45 heatwaves this summer!
But as if the heat isn’t enough, mid-July brings the threat of supercell storms – storms so powerful they can cause damage akin to a category three hurricane! Sea temperatures will hover near 30 degrees, creating the perfect breeding ground for these storms. Expect downpours, hail, and strong winds that could wreak havoc locally.
How to survive? Doctors warn that tropical temperatures can be dangerous to health, especially for chronic patients and the elderly. Blood pressure drops, dizziness, and even collapses are not uncommon. So, stay cool, drink plenty of water, and avoid sudden temperature changes.
While Serbia melts, neighboring cities like Mostar are hitting over 40 degrees, with even railway tracks warping from the heat! Montenegro and Croatia are also experiencing high temperatures, with meteorologists warning of possible storms and showers.
So, brace yourself for a summer from hell! If you think this is an exaggeration, just wait for next week when the thermometers will spike again. And if you have your own tricks to survive this heat, feel free to share in the comments – maybe your tip will save someone from heatstroke!
Either way, summer 2024 will be one to remember for its heat, storms, and unpredictable weather. Get ready, because Pluton shows no mercy!
