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After days with extremely high temperatures, which reached up to 43 degrees Celsius, we have entered a week with temperatures at least 3 degrees lower, while rain is also expected.
Meteorologist Tanja Porja, said on A2, that this last week of July we will not have temperatures that exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
"This week will be different from the one we just had, with temperatures at least 3 degrees lower. Monday morning was cool with minimum temperatures dropping from 17-18 degrees Celsius to 13 degrees Celsius in the mountainous areas.
At least this week we do not expect temperatures of 40 degrees, while rainfall is expected in almost the entire territory of the country.
As for this Monday, the minimum temperatures will be 13 degrees in the mountainous areas in the north and southeast, while in the low areas and the coast the thermometer has marked a significant drop from 19 to 21 degrees Celsius, while in the week of in the past we have been in values up to 26 degrees Celsius.
Partly clear and cloudy throughout today. Clouds will strengthen in the afternoon in the north and northeast, producing light rain. In the rest of the country, it's cloudy but without rain," said meteorologist Porja.
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