Interior Ministry warns of a prolonged heatwave in Serbia: up to 40°C from July 30
A heat warning has been issued for all of Serbia: from July 30, N1 reports, highs of 35–40°C are expected for at least five consecutive days. The warning will also be sent by SMS; on July 29 an orange meteoalarm covers Bačka, Banat, Pomoravlje and south-eastern Serbia, with yellow elsewhere.
What matters
At least five days
The warning covers the period from July 30, with highs of 35–40°C expected for at least five days in a row.
SMS alert
N1 reports that the emergency warning will also be sent to residents by SMS.
Meteoalarm level
On July 29, orange level applies in Bačka, Banat, Pomoravlje and south-eastern Serbia, with yellow in the remaining areas.
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Nationwide warning issued for a strong and prolonged heatwave in Serbia
N1 reports that an emergency warning applies across Serbia: from July 30, highs of 35–40°C are expected for at least five days. It also notes SMS notifications; for July 29 the report lists orange meteoalarm in Bačka, Banat, Pomoravlje and the south-east, and yellow elsewhere.
Overall takeaway
This is a new nationwide warning for the heat period from July 30; the stated meteoalarm levels refer to conditions on July 29.
What this means for residents
Nationwide
The warning applies across Serbia rather than to a single city or region.
What to expect on July 29
N1's July 29 forecast describes sunny and warm weather, with a high of up to 35°C.