Today, mostly cloudy weather will prevail in Bosnia. Rarely in central, northern and eastern areas can be slightly rain. In Herzegovina, more sunny with moderate clouds. The wind is weak north and northeast. The lowest morning air temperature between 4 and 9 ° C, in the south of the Earth to 13 ° C. The highest daily air temperature generally between 12 and 18 ° C, in the south of the country to 23 ° C.
Forecast for next days
In Wednesday, mostly cloudy will predominate mostly. Before noon on the boilers and with river flows will be a lot of low cloud or fog. The wind is weak north and northeast. The lowest morning air temperature is mostly between 3 and 8 ° C, in the south of the country to 12 ° C. The highest daily air temperature generally between 12 and 17 ° C, in the south of the country to 23 ° C.
Thursday most of the day will prevail predominantly sunny weather. In the evening, clouding from the south is expected to state the rain on Friday. The wind is weak east and northeast. The lowest morning air temperature is mostly between 1 and 5 ° C, in the south of the country to 11 ° C. The highest daily air temperature generally between 12 and 18 ° C, in the south of the country to 23 ° C.
On Friday cloudy weather with rain. Wind weak north direction. The lowest morning air temperature is mostly between 4 and 8 ° C, in the south of the country up to 13 ° C. The highest daily air temperature generally between 8 and 14 ° C, in the south of the country to 18 ° C.
Biometeorological forecast
Similar to the past day, with relatively favorable biometeorological occasions. After the fresher morning hours, Danjo will be partially warmed and will be more comfortable. Increased clouds in the part of Bosnia are predominantly operating in mood in sensitive persons and slow down the increase in temperature values. In Herzegovina and in the west with longer sun intervals and warmer. In the entire country with moderate northern flow. It is desirable to dedicate a little more attention to clothing during the morning and evening.
