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A Summer Shower brought cool Temperatures in Sarajevo

Published: August 4, 2017
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A summer shower cooled down Sarajevo. Happily for those who don’t like high temperatures, temperatures fell for about 10 degrees.

After 35 degrees Celsius was recorded in Sarajevo at 2 p.m., the temperature fell to 25 degrees after the shower. The orange warning was activated for Sarajevo today and tomorrow due to high temperatures.

Mostar is still the hottest city with a temperature of 39 degrees.

Sunny and hot weather is expected tomorrow, while rain is possible in the evening hours in the northwest of Bosnia.

Morning temperatures will be between 19 and 25 degrees, up to 28 in the south, while the day high will be between 34 and 39, except in Herzegovina and Posavina, where it will be between 38 and 42.

(Source: Klix.ba)

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