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A heatwave currently affecting Western Europe is forecasted to extend into the Balkans, prompting warnings from meteorological services across the region. Starting Saturday, June 27, 2026, countries including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia are expected to experience soaring temperatures, with forecasts predicting highs reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius.
The Croatian Adriatic coast has already issued a red alert due to the extreme heat, which has raised concerns among local authorities about potential health risks associated with the harsh weather conditions. The national meteorological agencies in the affected countries have confirmed the impending arrival of the heatwave and are advising residents to take necessary precautions.
This wave of heat is predicted to persist for several days, possibly lasting through Monday, as the region prepares for the impacts of this extreme weather event. Authorities are remaining vigilant, emphasizing the importance of hydration and limiting outdoor activities during peak heat hours.
27 June
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