Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Serbia Extends Heat Alert Due to High Temperatures and Fire Risk
Serbia is experiencing a serious heatwave, and the government has warned people to be careful.
Temperatures are very high, up to 42 degrees Celsius, and it's been this way for a while.
Because it's so hot and dry, there's a big risk of wildfires, especially in the south and east of the country.
People in certain areas have received alerts.
Authorities are asking everyone to be extra careful not to start fires, because it is very dangerous right now.
Sadly, there have already been many fires this month.
Serbia's heatwave warning has been extended, with temperatures between 35-42 degrees Celsius.
The ongoing heatwave and drought increase the risk of wildfires, particularly in southern and eastern regions.
Emergency alerts have been issued to residents in several southern and eastern districts.
Authorities have urged strict adherence to fire safety regulations due to heightened wildfire risk.
Over 3,800 fires have been reported in July, with a peak of 628 fires on July 7.
- Who
- The Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (RHMZ) and local authorities are issuing warnings.
- What
- Serbia extends its heatwave alert due to high temperatures and wildfire risk.
- When
- The heatwave is ongoing, with the warning extended through the weekend.
- Where
- Serbia, with the highest risks in southern and eastern regions.
- Why
- Because of high temperatures, drought, and the increased risk of wildfires.
- Temperature Range
- 35-42 degrees Celsius, peaking up to 43 degrees Celsius.
- Heatwave Start Date
- Ongoing since Monday.
- Wildfire Risk Areas
- Southern and eastern regions of Serbia.
- Emergency Alerts Issued
- To residents in specific districts.
- Reported Fires in July
- Over 3,800
- Single-Day Peak Fires
- 628 on July 7