The morning will be mostly sunny, with gradual clouding throughout the day, the Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMZ) announced. Rain is expected in the afternoon, first in southwestern Serbia, and later in the day and during the night across other regions. Snowfall is expected in the high mountains.
According to the forecast, winds will be light to moderate, from the south and southeast, strengthening in the Košava region and in the mountains. The lowest temperatures will range from 0 to 5 °C, and the highest from 12 to 17 °C.
Meteorologist Nedeljko Todorović, speaking to Kurir TV, announced that February 15 will bring a cold snap accompanied by rain:
- “In the evening hours, there will also be some snow with a drop in temperature, but this cold snap will last only a day or two, meaning there is no real winter. Snow will remain mostly in mountainous areas, increasing the snow cover, while in lower areas it is uncertain whether a snow layer will form.”
He added that temperatures will rise again from February 17 to 18. “These day-to-day changes are typical for our climate. Thawing, clouding, rain, temperature drop, wind shift from south to north—this pattern has been repeating for decades.”
Todorović noted that this winter has not seen significant snow accumulation, with the last major snowfall recorded in October, when 50 to 60 cm fell in mountainous regions.
- “In the mountains, snow is expected this weekend. My estimate is 15 to 20 cm of snow above 1,200 meters. It will be enough snow for winter sports enthusiasts,” Todorović said.
Unstable Weather Expected Next Week
According to RHMZ, the beginning of next week will feature noticeable cooling and unstable weather. On Sunday, rain and strong northern winds are expected, bringing brief sleet and snow in some areas. Monday will remain partly cloudy with light mixed precipitation.
Tuesday will bring further temperature drops and heavier clouding, with southern and southwestern regions forecast to receive more intense snowfall and significant snow accumulation.
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