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Weather Forecast for the First of May

Published: April 25, 2017
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sunnyAfter the unusually cold week in April, the sun could be seen in major parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), and the start of next week in BiH will mark the stable weather conditions followed by rain.

“According to the current synoptic charts, stable weather conditions are expected for the holiday on May 1st. Short-term showers are not excluded, but probability of occurrence is currently very small,” says meteorologist Dženan Zulum.

Moderately weather with occasional short-term rain is expected in the western areas of BiH and Northern and Western Herzegovina. This kind of weather, with fresh mornings, will take place until the end of April.
Morning temperatures will be slightly increased, but will not go above 20 degrees Celsius.
After the holidays in BiH, an unstable weather is expected with more intense precipitation for the weekend.

(Source: klix)

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