UPDATE: An extreme cold snap has gripped Montenegro, with temperatures plunging to a staggering -21.4°C in Kosanica, marking it as the coldest location in the country. The latest data from the Zavod za Hidrometeorologiju i seizmologiju, reported at 19:00, reveals that the frigid conditions are expected to continue throughout the night.
Across the nation, cities are experiencing severe drops in temperature. In Pljevlja, the temperature has fallen to -11°C, while Žabljak recorded a chilling -9.6°C. The cold front is particularly harsh in northern regions. For example, temperatures in Njegovuđa near Žabljak were reported at -14.9°C and -10.6°C in Kovrenu.
Snowfall is also affecting various areas, compounding the chilly conditions. Early morning measurements show significant accumulations, with 35 cm of snow in Kolašin, 24 cm in Žabljak, and 19 cm in Pljevlja. This winter weather is disrupting daily life and could pose risks for residents and travelers alike.
Residents are urged to take precautions as temperatures remain dangerously low. The Zavod za Hidrometeorologiju i seizmologiju warns that the extreme cold could lead to health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
Stay tuned as we continue to monitor this developing situation and provide updates on conditions across Montenegro. Share this urgent news with others to keep your community informed!
