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Domestic crews alongside Russian and EU assistance units continue firefighting operations on Stolovi mountain, while authorities warn of heightened fire danger in the Deliblato Sands region due to strong winds.
The first day of the weekend in Serbia is expected to be mostly sunny with a slight increase in temperature, reaching up to 34 degrees Celsius, accompanied by a high UV index and windy conditions in the Košava region.
Serbia is anticipating a gradual warming trend in the coming days, accompanied by increased cloud cover, strong Košava winds, and occasional precipitation.
Danger of the Košava wind in Deliblato Sands, it is still burning on Stolovi
Weather alerts have been issued across parts of the Balkans, with warnings for strong Košava winds in Serbia's Banat and Pomoravlje regions, and wet roads with a risk of landslides in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Increased traffic is also anticipated.
Drivers are advised to be cautious when driving on Zlatibor and Kopaonik due to possible snow on the road, as well as in the Košava area due to strong winds.
Twelve wildfires remain active across Serbia, with the most severe situations in Deliblatska peščara and Stolovi, and a strong Košava wind is forecast, complicating firefighting efforts.
A weather forecast for Greece predicts fine conditions for holidaymakers returning home, with an exception for the Ionian Sea where strong winds are expected. However, dust and mud showers are anticipated for the following day.
Serbia is expected to experience predominantly sunny and warm weather today, with windy conditions in the Košava region, reaching up to 19 degrees Celsius.