Serbia and Bosnia expect an extreme blizzard (up to 1-meter snowfall), almost all Balkan will be under the snow!

Not only the Alpine region and East-Central Europe but too Balkan!

After extreme blizzard hits the Alps and Central Europe already around Thursday and Friday, 9.-10. December 2021 /https://mkweather.com/bratislava-should-surprise-40-cm-of-snowfall-the-metropolitan-city-is-preparing-for-snow-calamity/; https://mkweather.com/20c-in-austria-before-an-arrival-of-blizzard-20-30-cm-for-vienna-after-blizzard-will-be-even-colder//, blizzard conditions will shift at the weekend and early next week above Balkan Peninsula!

The worst should end mainly in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where more than 2/3 of countries should end under masses of snowfall.

In mountainous parts of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, 20 – 50, regionally 50 – 100 cm of snowfall is forecasted, which should cause significant snow calamity in the region, with widespread problems in roads, highways, railways, power outages, or uprooted trees.

Snowing in the next period is forecasted almost in all Balkanian Peninsula, including Slovenia, central Croatia, Carpathian Romania, western Bulgaria, North Macedonia, or mountainous Albania and Montenegro.

Snow cover should appear in low-situated basins and valleys in Greece and later, Turkey.

After the blizzard, severe frosts up to -20°C are in Serbia, but other Balkan countries, too, are possible already around the next mid-workweek (15. December 2021).

All during extreme temperature records across all Northern Hemisphere:

Only before a few hours have appeared the strongest early frosts in the Siberian coldest region in all-time history (-61,0°C) /https://mkweather.com/historical-times-for-siberia-610c-has-never-been-measured-so-early//.

In Canadian Arctic, frosts up to -46,0°C have appeared, so far – in many regions, it´s the strongest earliest frosts since 2004 /https://mkweather.com/eureka-431c-the-lowest-temperatures-in-canadian-arctic-in-early-winter-since-2004/; https://mkweather.com/canada-460c-daily-records-in-yukon-were-broken//.

In Europe, the strongest early frosts since 1945 have surprised Sweden (-43,8°C) /https://mkweather.com/the-strongest-early-frosts-in-the-baltic-region-in-62-years-since-1959-tartu-estonia-276c-zoseni-latvia-264c//, the strongest early frosts since 1959 Estonia (-27,6°C) /https://mkweather.com/the-strongest-early-frosts-in-the-baltic-region-in-62-years-since-1959-tartu-estonia-276c-zoseni-latvia-264c// and in valleys in continental Europe was measured -22,0°C so far /https://mkweather.com/220c-in-pontets-france//.

All after anomalously cold Arctic, with the 2nd highest Arctic Sea Ice Extent in the last 15 years /https://mkweather.com/arctic-sea-ice-extent-is-the-2nd-highest-in-15-years/; https://mkweather.com/20-vessels-stuck-and-ice-locked-in-northern-sea-route-the-arctic//.

Therefore, stay safe and warm and will be prepared for the next manifestations of severe winter.