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Frost THREATENS again tonight, HERE's where it will be most critical: We reveal when a noticeable temperature increase is expected
Today's May 1st is the coldest in Serbia in the last 45 years. Unfortunately, frost was recorded in some places this morning. The minimum temperature dropped to -2 in Zrenjanin and Sjenica, and -4 in Kopaonik. Belgrade was the warmest with 5 degrees, but 1°C was measured on the outskirts of the city.
TL;DR
- May 1st was the coldest in Serbia in 45 years, with morning frost and temperatures as low as -4°C in Kopaonik.
- Daily maximum temperatures were cool, ranging from 12°C to 20°C.
- Frost is expected again tonight, with agricultural protection measures advised.
- Warmer, spring-like weather is forecast from Monday, with temperatures reaching 20-25°C and potentially over 25°C by mid-week.
- By Tuesday and Wednesday, temperatures could reach summer-like highs of 28°C, but thunderstorms are possible, especially in mountainous areas.
- From Thursday onwards, the weather will be cooler and unstable, with localized thunderstorms, hail, and strong winds, typical for May and June.