Central Europe expects freezing mornings and sunny afternoons

A significant weather shift is expected across parts of Central Europe, characterized by freezing morning temperatures followed by warmer afternoons.

In Hungary, temperatures during the early hours of November 5 are forecasted to range between minus 6 and plus 3 degrees Celsius. Frost is expected in valleys and wind-sheltered areas, which may lead to ice buildup on vehicle windshields. However, daytime temperatures are projected to rise significantly to between 9 and 12 degrees Celsius, with some areas seeing increases of up to 18 degrees.

In Serbia, the weather will be mostly cloudy and dry, with light rain possible in eastern and southern regions. Morning temperatures will range from 0 to 9 degrees Celsius, while daytime highs will reach between 9 and 13 degrees. Health authorities warn that biometeorological conditions may cause discomfort for individuals with heart conditions or asthma. Looking ahead to the weekend, temperatures in parts of Serbia, including Vojvodina, could drop to minus 2 or minus 3 degrees Celsius during the night.