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N1 says Serbia on Saturday, July 4 should see mostly sunny and dry weather. Some daytime cloud development is possible without rain, a moderate and at times strong north wind is expected, and the maximum temperature will range from 25 to 29 C.
N1 says July 3 may bring weak rain in northern Serbia before noon, while the rest of the country starts cloudy with rain in places. Clearing is expected during the day, followed by changeable cloud in the afternoon, with temperatures from 26 to 30 C.
Kurir reports that microbiological testing of spring water from public fountains in Kragujevac found that none of the 10 analyzed samples was compliant and safe for use. The listed sites are Divostin, Kosutnjak, Teferic, Belosevac, Bukurovac, Zdraljica, Petrovac, Grujina cesma, Bubanj, and the Kapovac spring.
After the front moved through overnight, Serbia remains unstable on July 2: N1 reports showers and thunderstorms, possible hail, and storm-force gusts, while Belgrade is separately under a warning for locally heavier showers, thunderstorms, and brief strong northwest wind. Kurir reports severe weather in Mladenovac and RHMZ warnings for Belgrade, with temperatures after the heat dropping to about 26-29 C.
Dr Vukan Cupic Institute director Vladislav Vukomanovic told Nova.rs/N1 that children were not at risk after sulfuric acid with a chromium mixture spilled, because the autopsy room is in another building and no one was injured. He also said he does not know why bottles with the carcinogenic substance were in the room where they broke.
Beoinfo, citing Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage, reported that on July 3, because a new pipeline is being put into operation, consumers in Radeta Markovica, Radmile Savicevic, and Steve Zigona streets will be without water from 8:00 to 22:00. Water tankers are announced for drinking-water needs, and information is available through the city service center 11-0-11 and the free landline number 0800/110-011.
