UPDATE: An extreme cold snap is gripping Montenegro, with temperatures plunging to a staggering -21.4°C in Kosanica, as confirmed by the Zavod za Hidrometeorologiju i seizmologiju Crne Gore. This urgent weather alert was issued just hours ago, indicating that residents should brace for an exceptionally frigid night.
As of 7:00 PM today, Kosanica near Pljevlja has recorded the lowest temperature in Montenegro, significantly colder than other regions. Reports indicate that Pljevlja itself is experiencing a biting chill, with temperatures dropping to -11°C. Other northern areas are not spared, with Žabljak reporting -9.6°C and Njegovuđa near Žabljak at -14.9°C.
Snowfall has also contributed to the severe weather conditions. Current data reveals that Berane, Žabljak, and Pljevlja are among the hardest hit, with snow depths reaching 35 cm in Kolašin, 24 cm in Žabljak, and 19 cm in Pljevlja. The accumulation is creating hazardous conditions for travel and daily activities across the region.
Residents are advised to stay indoors and take precautionary measures to protect themselves from the extreme cold. With temperatures expected to remain low overnight, the authorities are closely monitoring the situation to ensure public safety.
This urgent weather event is a stark reminder of the challenges posed by winter conditions in Montenegro. As temperatures continue to drop, officials urge everyone to remain vigilant and heed safety guidelines.
Stay tuned for the latest updates as this cold snap develops.
