In Montenegro, on January 25, a record low temperature was recorded - in the village of Kosanica in the municipality Pljevlja the thermometer needle dropped to -33,2 °C. This is reported by the Montenegrin news agency News.
The previous historical minimum temperature was recorded in Montenegro in 1985 - it was - 32 ° C and was detected in Rozaj.
Low temperatures are observed throughout the Balkan Peninsula. So, in Albania, frosts reach -18 ° C, which led to the closure of schools for three months. The authorities say the schools are not experiencing problems with heating, but there are concerns about the safety of students on the way to school.
