No winter yet! This is real forecast, temperatures to be above 20 degrees, and this is how long it will last
Above-average warm weather in mid-fall continues in Serbia. It is the result of a strong anticyclone, a field of high air pressure over our region.
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Such synoptic situations are expected in the coming period as well.
Stable and dry weather is expected until the end of October and during the first five days of November, and the sky will be mostly clear or moderately cloudy.
No precipitation is forecast, either.
The mornings will be cold, in the valleys with fog, while during the day it will be relatively warm.
The maximum temperature forecast for the weekend and Monday will be from 19 up to 24 degrees Celsius, locally up to 25 degrees.
Given that the average maximum temperature for this time of year ranges from 14 to 18 degrees, these will be up to five degrees higher.
After that, a slight drop in temperatures will follow, but it will still be relatively warm.
At the very end of October and around the first of November, the highs will range from 16 to 20°C.
From November 3 to 5, the maximum temperature will be around, and even above 20 degrees.
If the current forecast comes true, around November 6, a cooling event with passing rain would follow.
The temperature would drop to 10 to 14 degrees, which are also the average values for the beginning of November.
For now, it is still too early to specify what will happen during the rest of November, but forecasts covering 10 to 15 days ahead are not as reliable.
(Telegraf.rs)