Orange Warning Issued for BiH: Wind Gusts Could Reach up to 90 Km/h, Flash Floods Possible
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After an orange warning was issued due to increased winds in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Cantonal Civil Protection Administration of the Sarajevo Canton (KUCZ) issued a new statement, warning of the need to take preventive protection and rescue measures. According to data from the Federal Hydrometeorological Institute, wind gusts of 60 to 80 kilometers per hour are forecast for November 12 and 13 […]
Orange warning for Bosnia and Herzegovina: Wind up to 90 kilometers per hour, possible damage to buildings, felling of trees and flash floods - They call, in accordance with the recommendations of the World Meteorological Organization, to take precautionary measures
Disturbances in daily activities, traffic difficulties, damage to objects, and breaking branches and felling of trees are possible. It is essential to avoid being outdoors near trees, unstable structures and other objects that can be carried away by the wind.
The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute has issued an orange warning for strong to gale force winds across BiH and heavy rainfall in Herzegovina and southwestern Bosnia. Wind gusts could locally reach 90 km/h.
The Federal Hydrometeorological Institute has issued an orange warning for strong to gale force winds across BiH and heavy rainfall in Herzegovina and southwestern Bosnia. Wind gusts could locally reach 90 km/h.
Starting tomorrow, November 12th, an orange warning will be in effect due to two meteorological phenomena - heavy rainfall in some areas and strong winds in other areas.
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