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Serbia Flood Update
| Publish Date: | 17 May 2020 |
| Related Hazard(s): | n.a. |
| Related Countri(es): | World |
Latest Infobriefs
- published 17 May 2020
Serbia Flood Update
Summary: The Sava River continues to be of greatest concern as it is currently at extreme levels and expected to be so through 19 May. Although signi...More - published 12 May 2020
Additional Flooding Possible 16 and 17 May
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Tropical Depression Peipah to bring flooding 10 to 15 April
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Cyclone Helen
Madagascar, After rapid intensification over the weekend, Cyclone Helen has diminished in intensity just as rapidly, and is now a category 1 cyclone with sustaine...More - published 28 March 2020
Tropical System to bring heavy rains 30 to 31 March
Madagascar, A low pressure system is currently located 950 km northwest of Antananarivo, Madagascar and is still expected to intensify as it moves further southea...More - published 19 March 2020
Tropical System to bring heavy rains 19 to 24 March
Philippines, A low pressure system is currently located 550 km east of Hinatuan, Surigao Del Sur and is expected to bring moderate to heavy rains to east-central ...More
Summary
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Summary: The Sava River continues to be of greatest concern as it is currently at extreme levels and expected to be so through 19 May. Although significant rains are not expected through 19 May, water will continue to flow downstream, and river levels will remain elevated along the Sava River through at least 22 May. Weather Forecast for Serbia from 17 May to 20 - No anomalous rains are expected through 20 May. Light showers will still be possible on 17 and 18 of May but should not contribute to river levels or impede any response.
Current River ConditionsSummary: According the Republic of Serbia Hydrometeorological Service, River levels are currently at the greatest levels along the Sava River and are considered to be at
- Extreme hydrological events and conditions: Sava River
- Very significant water stage rise: Mlava, Kolubara Rivers
- Significant water stage rise: Drina, Velika Mrava, Zapadna Morava, Juzna Morava, Toplica, Jablanica I Veternica, Timok
- http://www.meteoalarm.rs/eng/hidro_alarm.php
Forecast Conditions – Rivers on May 19Summary: Expected conditions on 19 May
- Extreme hydrological events and conditions: Sava River
- Significant water stage rise: Kolubara sa Pritokama, Velika Morava, Mlava
Sources: Serbia