FLASH
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The intense heat wave that has engulfed the Western Balkans will continue to dominate in the first days of the week, bringing extreme temperatures throughout the region.
According to meteorological forecasts, Monday is expected to record maximum temperatures of 40-41°C, while on Tuesday the thermometer could rise to 41-42°C. In some specific areas, it is not excluded that temperatures could reach up to 43°C. Wednesday will also remain under the influence of scorching heat.
According to weather forecasters, the change in the weather situation is expected to start on Thursday, July 23, when the penetration of cooler air masses will bring a gradual drop in temperatures. Isolated rain and storms are expected in some parts of the southwestern Balkans, which could bring temporary relief from the extreme heat.
Meanwhile, Europe continues to experience one of the hottest seasons in recent years. Record temperatures have been recorded in many countries across the continent, while reports indicate that, since June, over 12,000 people have lost their lives as a result of extreme heat waves. These developments have increased concerns among authorities and experts about the serious impact of high temperatures on public health.
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