Izvor: Telegraf.rs, 19.Apr.2017, 11:31 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
East Europe under snow: Serbia white in April (PHOTO)
Snow covered Tara, Zlatibor and Kopaonik mountains, so the idyllic scenes flooded the social networks.
People of Novi Sad, who got up early in the morning, could see a surprise when they got out on the streets, sidewalks, trees and cars were covered with snow in April!
Judging by photos shared on social networks, there was a real winter magic on Fruska Gora.
It is raining in Belgrade for now, and on Bezaniska Kosa, Bogoslovija and Banjica there was some snow. >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu Telegraf.rs <<
:-) dobro jutro i lep dan želim svim'
aprilski sneg #novosadski "na behar..." pic.twitter.com/1gpU2QynUS
— gordana comic (@gordanacom) April 19, 2017
Other parts of Serbia were also covered with snow this morning. The snow was falling throughout the day yesterday in Croatia, and the temperature went down to 1 degree, according to the local media.
Subotica jutros, 19.04.2017 #Subotica #prolece2017 #spring #snow #sneg pic.twitter.com/7WrHHXcrGv — Mladen Krstin (@mladenkrstin) April 19, 2017
The snow was falling on the top of the hills around tunnels Mala Kapela, and in the Otocac area, Jezerana and Brinja, while it was raining in Zadar and Sibenik, where the strong gales were recorded.
Код мене веје снег #sneg #snow
западна #Србија #western #Serbia pic.twitter.com/93cVyPr3YW
— отпад (@djubretarac) April 18, 2017
On the mountain slope in the Split-Dalmatia Count, snow started falling yesterday, which grew into a snowstorm by the evening. On this mountain range, it is not possible o determine how deep the snow is due to fog, and it strong wing creating snow drifts makes it difficult. Serbia will be covered in clouds by Friday which will cause heavy falls. Meteorologists say that there will be so much rain in Serbia in the next two or three days, which would usually fall in 15 days.
sarajevo upravo pic.twitter.com/9cXrGZ5YXG
— vesna (@munkov_krik) April 18, 2017
30 centimeters of snow is expected on mountains, and April frost is threatening the agriculture the most.
(Telegraf.co.uk)
