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HERE'S WHAT AWAITS US TONIGHT! These parts of the country are most critical
He says that localized storms (which are currently active) are supercells (which can be unicellular or multicellular), and that these are not supercell storms.
TL;DR
- Localized storms are described as supercells, which can be unicellular or multicellular, and are distinct from supercell storms.
- These localized storms are characterized by strong convective development, forming cumulonimbus clouds that last about an hour.
- Supercell storms are much larger, can travel vast distances, strengthen over time, and cause extensive damage; they are rare and require specific conditions, such as high sea temperatures.
- The last major supercell storms in Serbia occurred in July 2023, with winds reaching up to 200 km/h.
- Severe weather in Serbia typically occurs in the afternoon, between 2 PM and 6 PM, often accompanied by hail and strong winds.
- The forecast indicates unstable weather in Serbia, with localized storms expected south of the Sava and Danube rivers, while the north will experience rain and thunderstorms.
- Weather disruptions are expected to pause on Wednesday and Thursday, with variable weather and potential thunderstorms returning on Friday.
- Meteorological warnings are issued about an hour before a storm due to the rapid formation of clouds, which are tracked by radar.
- The current period of unstable weather and rain is beneficial for agriculture.