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28.1 Degrees Yesterday in Zenica & the Second Warmest City in Europe

Published: March 18, 2014
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zenica(1)28.1 degrees was the recorded temperature yesterday in Zenica. Zenica was yesterday the hottest city in B&H and the second hottest city in Europe.

Also, Banja Luka was in 20th place of the hottest cities in Europe, recording 26 degrees, according to data transmitted by the RS Hydro-Meteorological Institute.

These two B&H cities with these high summer temperatures in March are ranked among some of the hottest along with Italian and Spanish cities.

 On 16 February Zenica marked the hottest city in Europe with 24.5 degrees and Banja Luka on 16 February was in fifth place with 23.4 degrees.

 (Source: Fena)

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