A HELLISH AUTUMN AWAITS THE BALKANS: Great HEAT TIL DECEMBER, dangerous storms and floods in the south!

Storms will move quickly through Spain and France, but will stop and turn over to Italy and the southern Balkans, where they could remain for a few days. The northern part of the Balkans can expect heat and drought well into December

The Balkans will experience extreme weather this fall, said meteorologist Alan Repert from the website accuweather.com.

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After a very hot summer for much of central and eastern Europe, he said, the heat will continue into the autumn, but with large variations depending on the location.

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- A general unstable weather pattern will rule from September to November in southern Europe this fall - wrote Repert, and further states that it will "result in above-average rainfall from southern Italy to the Balkans."

According to his prediction,  heat that pervaded the whole summer in most of Europe will remain into the autumn, and the most affected part of the area will span the south Balkan-Ukraine, and even locations in the east of Germany, Poland and western Russia. These parts of Europe can expect heat well into December.

Another AccuWeather meteorologist, Tyler Royce, predicts that the areas of ​​high pressure over Russia and Eastern Europe will prevent the clouds that are coming into the region, causing abnormally dry weather and increase the risk of forest fires.

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And while this field of high pressure prevented the rain that falls in Eastern Europe and the northern Balkans, the southern Balkans, together with France, Portugal, Spain and Italy, will be targeted by the ongoing "highway" storm, which will cause abnormal amounts of precipitation.

This will pose a risk to some areas in Italy and in the southern Balkans, that have had problems with flooding.

- The greatest risk of flooding will be about the Dinarides, the Apennine peninsula and even on the southern slopes of the Alps - wrote Royce.

According to this site, storm systems will move quickly through Spain and France, but they will not stop there and will turn over Italy and the southern Balkans, where they could remain for a few days. This will be an especially risky time, when it comes to flooding, especially during October.

(Telegraf.co.uk/ accuweather.com)