Supercell

Some have managed to record this unique phenomenon.
Professor Vladan Duci, Ph.D., noted that as a professional who studies these phenomena, nothing is unusual for him, and that the aurora borealis over Belgrade could be seen in 2000, on April 6 and 7.

As they pointed out, it will be especially warm in the central and southern part of the country, where it will be even warmer than yesterday - from 37 to 40 degrees Celsius.
In umadija, Pomoravlje, eastern, southeastern, southwestern Serbia and on Kosovo and Metohija, a red weather alert is in effect, indicating very dangerous weather.

"The area from the Alps, through the Western Balkans and Serbia to the Carpathian region is expecting strong thunderstorm activity until Saturday evening (July 22).

As can be seen in the post on the Instagram profile of Hailz_Srbija, the supercell storm has arrived in the western part of Serbia, that is, in id.

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According to the warning of meteorologist Marko ubrilo, showers and storms are expected especially over the western parts of central and southern Serbia, Srem, Mava, umadija, parts of western and southern Baka, in the south of Srem, Mava and umadija and the east of the region of central and southern Banat, Stig and Branievo.

There is no information about dead or injured people in the flood in Bogdan and Karavelovo. Such signals are being received but at the moment they have not been confirmed. This is what Commissioner Nikolay Nikolov, director of the General Directorate of Fire Safety and Protection of the Population, told BNT.

At least seven people, including six tourists, were killed and more than 100 others injured when a violent, short-lived storm lashed northern Greece overnight, felling trees and ripping off rooftops.

Witnesses said the storm had come and gone in a matter of minutes. Winds of over 100 kph (60 mph) were reported on the Halkidiki peninsula, popular with tourists in the summer.

CBC - A flurry of tornadoes that formed unexpectedly swept through central Iowa Thursday, injuring at least 17 people, flattening buildings in three cities and forcing the evacuation of a hospital.

Devastating storms uprooted trees in Italy and Croatia. Reports BTV. 

Stormy wind and torrential rains poured into the northern part of Italy. There is an area around Venice that suffered a lot of damage and damaged roofs.

The black cloud moved across the Adriatic coast and into Croatia.

Heat waves, droughts and heavy rainfall are the "new normal" in Istanbul, Professor Levent Kurnaz has told the Hürriyet Daily News, adding that the intense storms that hit the city twice last month were the result of climate change.