BELGRADE, Aug. 14 (Xinhua) -- Serbia is grappling with another extreme heatwave, with temperatures projected to climb between 35 and 41 degrees Celsius until Aug. 18. The Serbian capital is expected to experience highs ranging from 36 to 39 degrees, accompanied by tropical nights in urban areas.
The Hydrometeorological Service of the Republic of Serbia (RHMZ) and the National Institute of Public Health have issued urgent heat warnings, designating several cities, including the southern city of Nis, as "very dangerous." On Wednesday, Nis reached a sweltering 41 degrees Celsius, becoming the hottest location in the country, while other cities such as Sombor and Kikinda recorded temperatures of 40 degrees.
