The weather temporarily stabilizes when strong winds and torrential rains return

Except for Kosovo, powerful storms took place in several European states in both Italy and the Balkans, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. The Adriatic Sea was engulfed by a very powerful supercellous storm, but luckily the storm passed through the open sea or the main core of the storm as it were, and coastal areas survived much of the great power of this storm, and that was what caused some damage in southern Albania, because from the Adriatic Sea it also crossed into the Ionian Sea and was expelled.

Now meteorological parameters for high risk or very powerful convection developments have decreased to very low levels and there is no danger of convecture developments, even though there may be a rega or isolated downpour in a region. Convergous developments have now fled far on Bulgarian, Romanian territory, reports MeteoBalkan.

In terms of thermal, temperatures have marked significant declines after the big heat over the weekend and early week.

Tonight night will be quite cool because of the penetrate of the fresher air masses. We will temporarily have complete weather stabilisation, especially on Thursday, before another rather unstable air measure arrives on Friday along with rains and rains and even greater temperatures.

So tonight, more calm and more stable, and tomorrow Thursday also awaits us a day with a mostly stable, sunny atmosphere, local cloud and temperature growth.

Another worsening weather is expected on Friday with significant temperature reductions, very fresh winds from the north and local rains of rain with some lightning and thunder. Fewer thunders are expected in Kosovo, while in Albania and northern Macedonia convective developments will be more powerful on Friday.

The weekend comes with full weather stabilisation. /Periscopi/