Mostar residents enjoy warm weather before forecasted floods
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People in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, are currently enjoying summer-like temperatures in early autumn, but meteorologists predict a change with heavy rainfall and potential flooding.
Residents described continuing to wear summer clothes and taking advantage of the warm weather, with some stating they feel better when exposed to the sun. One man said he would continue wearing shorts until November 1st, enjoying coffee with friends.
Tourists from Austria and England also noted the pleasant weather, contrasting it with colder conditions in their home countries. However, Nedim Sladić, a meteorologist, warned that significant thunderstorms and strong winds are expected starting tomorrow. Sladić explained that rainfall could exceed 60 to 70 liters per square meter in many areas, and even surpass 100 liters in mountainous regions like Čabulja, Čvrsnica, and Prenj. He cautioned that this could lead to flash floods, particularly in southern and southeastern Herzegovina.
The warm weather is expected to return by Friday, offering a brief reprieve before the full arrival of autumn.
