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Balkans weather forecast predicts Indian summer followed by cold fronts
Meteorological reports across the Balkans indicate a period of Indian summer characterized by sunny skies and temperatures above seasonal averages. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, temperatures are expected to reach up to 30°C in some areas, though cold fronts are forecasted to bring rain and a significant drop in temperature after October 7th or 9th.
In Serbia, the warm trend is expected to continue through the first week of October, with daytime highs reaching 25-28°C, before a potential shift toward cloudier and wetter conditions later in the month. Montenegro and Slovenia are also experiencing mild autumn weather, with some frost reported in mountainous regions during the early morning hours.
In Croatia, various regional updates note that while weather remains stable, retail operations are subject to specific Sunday working schedules due to national laws. In Zadar and other regions, select supermarket chains have opened specific locations for Sunday shopping.
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