He's coming to Europe. Will it affect Kosovo?

From Spain to Switzerland, temperatures can reach as much as 40 degrees Celsius, while European countries' authorities have called for children and the elderly to stay in closed environments.

This heat of up to 40 degrees Celsius, according to European experts, is coming from the Sahara, combined by a storm entering the Atlantic Ocean to Central Europe.

In the Republic of Kosovo the weather during the days we left behind was changing, while in terms of this heat wave warned in Europe, university professor Dr. Tahirsylaj's glasses.

Our country will continue to be in effect of the air measures coming from the part of North Africa and are relatively hot. Consequently, during this week and by mid-week, we will have low rainfall, more atmospheric discharges, and some areas even hailed in several municipalities, since the Republic of Kosovo does not have the system for protection from hail clouds and hail. Therefore, there is no agreement that we will expect a wave of the great heat, as the hottest month on the territory of the Republic of Kosovo according to historical data, from 1922 until now it is July, and we have not yet reached July to have the scorching wave, so there is no need to worry that a wave from Europe will come. ”, Tahirsylaj explained to Periscope.

In some European countries like Spain, experts warned a wave of the great heat, saying also that, for example, in France, this hot one is not remembered for decades.

“Ferri is coming at”, with these words, has sounded the alarm meteorologist Sylvia Laphana in Spain, where the country's meteorological service warned temperatures of up to 42 degrees Celsius, and warned them of the extreme threat that forests could get flames, transmit Periscope.

In France, the minister of health reacted to the heat wave, saying he felt very worried as the French population is ignoring warnings that they should stay in closed environments.

This is about all of us, nobody is Super-hero when it comes to the extreme heat, which will be Thursday and on Friday”, Agnes Buyzn said at a news conference.

Experts say that heat was not seen in France in June since 1947. France has even canceled school exams until next week.

But, while the alarm has been sounded across European countries, according to Professor Tahirsylaj, Kosovo still has time for scorching heat days.

The highest thermometers, which could be marked in July, will be brought minimum from 20-22 degrees Celsius, while the highest will go up to plus 39 degrees Celsius, always when we talk about professional measurements in shadow weather houses, which become two meters above land level, while the wind, up to 10 meters above the land level with the relevant professional instruments, Tahirsylaj said.

Italy is preparing for the hottest <x0vanla of the decade”, while authorities in Rome are also concerned about the risk of un collected waste, while eight tourists, among them, one Briton, were fined 450 euros after being caught cooling off the city fountains.

Germany is in almost the same condition. According to meteorologists there, temperatures during Berlin during Wednesday will reach up to 37 degrees Celsius, Periscopi broadcast.

Scandinavian will also face high temperatures. In part of southern Denmark and Sweden, temperatures are projected to be up to 30 degrees Celsius.

Tahirsylaj said, meanwhile, that at the moment this ruling weather in Kosovo is favourable for Flora and Fauun, even contributing to rivers and lakes.

Kosovo's <x0). But they're welcome to beets, they'll tell me the early planting, the grenade, the harvest and the harvest and the positive effect. There's no need for concern, there'll be wind from the north-south directions up to eight meters per second, and at the same time these rainfall will mean either during the middle of the week, on Wednesday, to continue in the next few days that have the positive effect of meeting conditions for the earth, but also for filling up the accommodating lakes that contribute agriculture and supply of the population with drink water”, Tahiry explains away.

But what will be the situation in Pristina when shadow temperatures will be 39 degrees Celsius?

“In cities the temperature may be higher as a result of the temperature reflection coming from construction materials, irons, asphalt and many elements, but they are not taken as a country's temperature, they are only local issues. But, based on statistics July is the hottest month on the basis of historical statistics since 1922”, he said in the end. /Periscopi