Rain showers cool Saturday, sunshine and warmth return on Sunday
Saturday brings cloudy skies and local thunderstorms across Serbia, but warm weather returns from Sunday, with highs climbing to 28 degrees by midweek.
- Saturday, June 6: cloudy morning, local showers and thunderstorms, highs of 22 to 27 degrees.
- Sunday, June 7: mostly cloudy, 13 to 17 in the morning, 22 to 26 at the most, local rain mainly in Vojvodina.
- From Monday the rain clears, with sunshine and warmth returning, up to 28 degrees.
- By the middle of next week, meteorologists expect highs of 25 to 31 degrees.
Will rain spoil your weekend? Only on Saturday morning, because the afternoon and Sunday bring cooler air before the heat comes back. According to RHMZ, Serbia’s national weather service, and to local meteorologists, Saturday, June 6, begins cloudy with local showers and thunderstorms, while the morning temperature ranges from 12 to 18 degrees.
The daytime high on Saturday will sit between 22 and 27 degrees. Meteorologist Marko Cubrilo has forecast cloud build-up with thunderstorms and a north-westerly wind for the day, so the advice before you leave the house is simple: take an umbrella and a light jacket.
What weather can we expect over the weekend?
Vojvodina can expect showers with thunderstorms, with daytime temperatures up to 27 and morning readings around 12 degrees. The south and east of the country will be a little more settled, though a stray local shower cannot be ruled out there during the day either.
On Sunday, June 7, the sky stays mostly cloudy. Morning temperatures range from 13 to 17 degrees, with highs of 22 to 26. Local rain is still possible, mainly in Vojvodina, while the rest of the country should stay largely dry.
Here is how the weekend looks day by day:
- Saturday morning: cloudy, morning temperature 12 to 18, local showers and thunderstorms.
- Saturday afternoon: highs of 22 to 27, coolest in Vojvodina amid thunderstorms.
- Sunday: mostly cloudy, 13 to 17 in the morning and 22 to 26 at the most, local rain in the north.
For Saturday, meteorologist Marko Cubrilo also gave specific figures.
“Highs of plus 24 to plus 29, and on Saturday plus 18 to plus 25 degrees Celsius.”
When does warm and dry weather come back?
From Monday, June 8, the weather turns changeable, but the rain clears by the afternoon. Daytime temperatures rise to 28 degrees, and the north-west of the country will be the warmest.
After the brief cool spell comes a period of stability. By the middle of next week, meteorologists expect highs between 25 and 31 degrees, which means summer is slowly settling in at full strength. If you are planning a day out or a barbecue in the garden, our recommendation is to save it for Sunday afternoon or the start of next week, once the weather calms down.
A practical tip before the weekend: pack an umbrella and something with long sleeves for Saturday, and from Sunday you can happily reach for lighter clothes and seasonal fruit at the market, because the warm days are here to stay.
How are you planning your weekend, are you waiting for Saturday’s showers to pass or making the most of every sunny moment as soon as it appears?
