According to the latest measurements from the Hydrometeorological Directorate, temperature variations were noted across several locations. Veles and Gjevgjeli registered the highest temperatures, with Gjevgjeli recording 36.5 degrees Celsius at 2:00 PM, closely followed by Veles at 36.2 degrees. Several other locations reported temperatures exceeding 35 degrees.
Demir Kapi measured 36.1 degrees, Kavadar recorded 35.9 degrees, and Skopje in Zajçev Rid registered 35.9 degrees, while Strumica reported 35.1 degrees. In the capital city, the Skopje-Petrovec measuring point recorded 34.9 degrees, and Kumanovo reached 34.1 degrees. Among the warmer areas, Shtip recorded 33.4 degrees, while Tetovo and Vinica both measured 33.0 degrees.
Temperatures continued to decrease in Topolçan at 32.7 degrees, Manastir at 31.9 degrees, Prilep at 31.7 degrees, and Kriva Pallanka at 31.6 degrees. The coolest readings were documented in Pozhorane (30.6 degrees), Gjurishte (29.5 degrees), Berovë (29.1 degrees), Pretor (29.0 degrees), and Radovish Pozha. These figures provide a detailed overview of the current temperature spread across the monitored regions, highlighting the difference between the highest readings in Gjevgjeli and the lowest recorded points.
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