Published: June 25, 2026 at 08:08 AM
Updated: June 25, 2026 at 09:06 AM
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Heat up to 35 degrees today, with another very hot spell by the weekend
Through several outlets, RHMZ is warning of a mostly sunny and very warm June 25: Serbia should see 31-35 °C, Belgrade around 34 °C, with short showers and thunderstorms possible in hilly and mountain areas of the south and east. Novosti cites RHMZ's outlook that by the weekend, Monday, and Tuesday most places will again reach 35-38 °C, locally higher; Danas adds doctors' advice on hydration, temperature differences, and risks for chronically ill patients.
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Sunny and very warm weather, temperatures up to 35 degrees
(Vreme sunčano i veoma toplo vreme, temperatura do 35 stepeni)
N1, citing RHMZ, reports that June 25 in Serbia will be mostly sunny, with temperatures up to 35 °C. With local cloud development, short rain or showers with thunder are expected in hilly and mountain areas of eastern and southern Serbia. Lows will range from 16 to 22 °C and highs from 31 to 35 °C; Belgrade will also be mostly sunny and warm, with a low around 22 °C and a high around 34 °C.
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Weather today sunny, up to 35 degrees
(Vreme danas sunčano uz 35 stepeni)
Danas publishes the same RHMZ forecast: mostly sunny, highs of 31-35 °C, with isolated short rain or thunder in eastern and southern hilly and mountain areas. For Belgrade it gives around 22 °C in the morning and about 34 °C during the day.
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Sunny and warm today: thunderstorms possible in these parts of Serbia
(VREME DANAS SUNČANO I TOPLO: Pljuskovi sa grmljavinom mogući u ovim delovima Srbije)
Novosti also cites RHMZ and adds the outlook for the coming days: on June 25 winds are light northerlies, highs 31-35 °C, and short thunderstorms are possible in southern and eastern hilly and mountain areas. According to RHMZ, through the end of the week and early next week it will be mostly sunny and gradually warmer; on the weekend, Monday, and Tuesday most places will again reach 35-38 °C, locally higher.
Read sourceDanas
Showers, then a heat wave and 38 degrees: doctors advise how to protect yourself from sudden weather changes
(Pljuskovi pa toplotni talas i 38 stepeni: Lekari savetuju kako se sačuvati od naglih promena vremena)
Danas writes that after short showers and thunderstorms, Serbia should see another hot spell up to 38 °C over the weekend and early next week. Cardiologist Dejan Hristov says large differences between daily highs and lows are especially dangerous for heart patients: he advises drinking enough fluids, avoiding the hottest part of the day, and setting air conditioning around 25-26 °C rather than 16 °C. Belgrade emergency-service doctor Ivana Stefanovic notes that sudden temperature changes are hard on chronically ill patients and that children and older people should especially avoid the sun from 11:00 to 15-16:00.
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