When the ufma stops and we get rid of the Saharan dust: What the Weather Institute Say

During this time the highest temperatures have been in the city of Gjakova at 38.9 degrees Celsius, at this rate of heat, there has been Kamenica at 38.4 degrees Celsius, while other cities have continued to reach between 37 and 38 degrees Celsius.

This was made known by meteorologist at the Kosovo Hydrometeorological Institute, Besim Aliu, who said that today (Money) are the highest temperatures for this month by about 36-37 degrees Celsius, while in the following days during Thursday and Friday there will be mild rainfall.

In addition, there will be strong winds that will reach 10 to 15 feet per second, meaning that temperatures in the next few days will drop.

Today normal temperatures will move around 36-37 degrees Celsius. I'm going to remember that this date today will realise the highest temperatures of this month since in the coming days we're going to have a slight drop in temperatures and sometime Thursday or Friday we're supposed to have rainfall. The clouds will be in the form of local rainfall, but together with this we will have powerful winds that can reach 10 to 15 feet per second. We will also have rainfall that will affect the reduction of thermal fields widely in maximum temperatures of 3 to 10 degrees Celsius, as temperatures of about 27 to 37 degrees Celsius are expected this week that mean that today we will have these higher temperatures, and the following days they will drop”.

Aliu added that hot temperatures have started since June 21st, and June is estimated to have been the hottest June in the country, but not to leave behind even July, as compared to other years, the thermometer recorded for 2 to 3 degrees higher temperatures.

Not even the other years, Aliu indicated that in 2007 the highest temperatures were 30.7 degrees.

“June has been warmer in extreme temperatures, but even in July we had temperatures so that when we compared the average of July, it turned out to be 2-3 degrees higher than the average of other years because now temperatures across Kosovo's entire territory have been marked at 31 to32 degrees Celsius, while other years have gone by about 28 to 29 degrees Fahrenheit [28-29 ° C], and we rarely have 30 degrees in the year 2007 if we don't have these higher temperatures by about 30.7 years, while other years have been under 30 degrees, and now this year's 18-32 degrees Fahrenheit [31 degrees Celsius], he said.

Aliu also explained the situation of the Saharan dust affecting air quality that will be present even this week, but after rain rains, the dust will be removed and the air will be cleaner.

The Sahar powder is present even now during the week, but it won't affect something in health, but since we have dust rainfall along with rainfall it will fall and then it will be the cleanest air and it can affect a little bit of air quality but that the Saharan dust comes certainly with winds, clouds and when we have rainfall it will only fall along with rainfall on land<1>, he added.

Ali appealed citizens said we should not be in contact with the sun from 10am to 5 p.m., and wear clothes that are more bright. He also asked that during this hot weather, you should not light your stall because it has a big impact on the quality of the air and on rising temperatures and risks the spread of fires. /