High temperatures continue, this is the weather for today

Air measures, which were deployed weeks ago on the Balkan Peninsula, will continue to remain above our country until September 4th, maintaining this thermal situation with high temperatures.

Although there was high intensity rainfall in some parts of Dukagjin, maximum temperatures did not mark severe declines, but they remained above normal values for the period we are in, recording record temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit [30 ° C].

July was the warmest month of days with temperatures of over 100 degrees Fahrenheit [30 ° C], but the month of August held its constant, almost all that wave of African heat.

There will be long solar intervals. Minimum temperatures will move between 14-15 degrees Celsius, while the maximum of the day is projected to move between 30-33 degrees Celsius.

It will blow mainly from the light northeast to the average.