RHMZ objavio vremensku prognozu do kraja januara
Već u prvim danima nove godine, prema najavama meteorologa, imaćemo skok temperature, te će prosečna dnevna temperatura biti 10 stepeni, a najtopliji dan biće 4. januara kada će maksimalno biti i 14 stepeni, ali do kraja januara prosečna temperatura kretaće se u intervalu od 1 do 3 stepena, pokazuje mesečna vremenska prognoza koju je objavi Republički hidrometeorološki zavod (RHMZ).
TL;DR
- Early January temperatures will jump to an average of 10°C, reaching a peak of 14°C on January 4th.
- By the end of January, average temperatures will fall to between 1°C and 3°C.
- Days before Christmas will be warmer, with a high of 6°C on Christmas Day, followed by a temperature drop.
- January 11th is forecasted as the coldest day in Belgrade, with temperatures ranging from -2°C to 4°C.
- Light, intermittent precipitation is expected throughout January, with the most significant amounts around the Christmas holidays, particularly on Christmas Eve.
- Similar weather is expected in Novi Sad, slightly colder in Niš (around 0°C after Christmas), and up to 2°C in Kragujevac.
- Mountainous regions like Zlatibor will experience around 7°C before Christmas, dropping to 1°C afterward, with January 11th being the coldest (-6°C). Kopaonik could see temperatures as low as -12°C on the same day.
- The seasonal forecast indicates a milder and average-moisture January with a low probability of severe frosts.
- Average minimum temperatures in January are expected to be 1.5 to 2.5 degrees above the long-term average.
- Average maximum temperatures in January will be 1 to 2 degrees above the long-term average.
- Precipitation sums are expected to be within the limits of the long-term average, potentially up to 5 mm lower.
- Belgrade and its surroundings are expected to receive around 40 mm of precipitation in January.