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BiH Institute warns on Strong Wind and Heavy Rainfall

Published: November 1, 2023
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Due to strong winds and heavy rainfall, an orange warning has been issued for most of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute stated that strong to stormy, locally and hurricane-like wind gusts are expected throughout the country.

More intense showers, accompanied by thunder, are expected mainly in the northern and eastern areas of Herzegovina and the western areas of Bosnia.

Gusts of wind are expected from tomorrow, from 20:00 until Friday, until 15:00. According to the forecast, precipitation is expected on Friday, November 3, mainly in the morning and in the middle of the day.

As they stated, expected wind gusts are between 60 and 80, locally around/above 90 km/h. Expected amount of precipitation, in the mentioned areas, between 30 and 50, locally up to 70 l/m2.

FHMZ urged citizens to take precautionary measures and follow the latest weather forecast.

“Expect disruptions in daily routines and be prepared to interrupt outdoor activities. Act in accordance with the advice given by the authorized authorities,” said the Federal Hydrometeorological Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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