THIS IS HOW HOT IT WAS IN SERBIA: What do you think, where was the recorded temperature 54 degrees?! (PHOTO)
After we invited you to send us how many degrees it is in your city, a handful of pictures were delivered to our editorial email...
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Hot air, which comes to us from North Africa will bring temperatures in the range of 37 to 40 degrees. A similar forecast is expected in the next two weeks.
After we invited you to send us how many degrees it is in your city, a handful of photos, showing the measured temperature in the sun arrived in our editorial e-mail inbox, redakcija@telegraf.rs.
We received e-mails from all over Serbia and the region - Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina...
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Some temperatures will surprise you, some not, we continue to invite you to send photos and not give up!
The first photo we received was from Batajnica, where the mercury in the thermometer reached 50 degrees Celsius!
We have also been contacted by readers from Montenegro, and in Podgorica, in two different locations, the measured temperatures were that of 45 and a record- breaking 54 degrees!
In the vicinity of Negotin, 37 degrees Celsius were measured in the shade. Imagine what it was like in the sun!
And according to one reader, in the settlement Brace Jerkovic, the thermometer measured 49 degrees. Yes, have a good look, the mercury in the thermometer showed 50 degrees.
In this town, it is real hell on earth, but there are parts in which lower temperatures were recorded.
Obrenovac is also hell, and according to the words of one reader, the temperature is 50 degrees.
In Mostar, the temperature was recorded at 50 degrees!
We received a photo with a temperature measurement in Novi Sad showing this city at 46 degrees.
And in our capital, the temperature is hellish weather, and according to one reader, the temperature in his settlement measured 46 degrees. This measurement was performed in New Belgrade, in Block 64.