Napeto66 / 100Accidents and natural hazards
Rain in Bosnia followed by rising temperatures approaching 40 degrees Celsius after 21 consecutive hot days in Sarajevo
Summary
After 21 consecutive days of high temperatures in Sarajevo, Tuesday August 18 brings rain to parts of Bosnia and clearing skies, with daytime highs of 23–29°C, followed by rising temperatures toward 35–40°C from Wednesday onward; the meteorological service issued yellow weather alerts for six regions.
This summary was written by a language model from the 17 sources listed below.
Extract from the source
Nakon (pre)vrućeg ponedjeljka, kada su u većini BiH dnevne temperature zraka prelazile 30 stupnjeva Celzijevih, a u najtoplijim Mostaru i Zenici u 14 sati dosegnule
Locations
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Severity66
Total — band napeto (40–69)
Sources (17)
- 05:45 AMNezavisna novinska agencija PatriaOpen the original ↗
- 06:02 AMVečernji list BiHOpen the original ↗
- 06:19 AMOslobođenjeOpen the original ↗
- 06:29 AMDnevni avazOpen the original ↗
- 06:33 AMKlix.baOpen the original ↗
- 07:03 AMBUKA (6yka)Open the original ↗
- 07:43 AMN1 BiHOpen the original ↗
- 07:45 AMDnevni avazOpen the original ↗
- 07:48 AMZenit.baOpen the original ↗
- 08:06 AMOslobođenjeOpen the original ↗
- 08:10 AMTuzlanski.baOpen the original ↗
- 08:41 AMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original ↗
- 08:45 AMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original ↗
- 08:47 AMKozarski vjesnik (Prijedor)Open the original ↗
- 09:19 AMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original ↗
- 10:02 AMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original ↗
- 10:35 AMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original ↗
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