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Weather in Serbia in enero

Country-wide climate normals across 15 cities in Serbia.

Average high
4°C
Average low
-2°C
Rainfall
61 mm
Sunshine
2.4h/day
Humedad
83%
Range
4–5°C

How Hot Is Serbia in enero?

Serbia's small footprint means the cold is consistent: January averages 4°C, with Belgrade representative.

Sunshine in Serbia in enero

Limited sunshine and short daylight define Serbia's January: Belgrade averages just 2.4h of direct sun, with the sun up between 7:10 am and 4:25 pm. The grey, overcast pattern is consistent across most of the country, with little regional variation in cloud cover.

Does It Rain In Serbia In enero?

Moderate rainfall defines Serbia's January: Belgrade averages 61mm across 11 days. Some regions see meaningfully wetter weather, especially coastal or mountain-facing areas, while continental interiors tend toward the drier end of the spectrum.

Is Serbia Humid In enero?

Serbia is enveloped in tropical-thick humidity through January: Belgrade averages 83%, and most of the country tracks similarly. The constant moisture makes warm temperatures feel substantially hotter, and even nights bring limited cooling. Light cotton clothing is essential.

Wind In Serbia In enero

Gentle steady winds define Serbia's January: Belgrade averages 13 kph, with conditions consistent across most regions. The breeze keeps warm days bearable without being a nuisance.

Does It Snow In Serbia In enero?

Serbia's January brings reliable snow: Belgrade averages 4.0 days of snowfall, and the pattern is similar or heavier across the colder regions. Winter conditions dominate most of the country, with sustained snow cover in northern and mountain areas.

Cloud Cover In Serbia In enero

Serbia sees mostly cloudy weather through January: Belgrade averages 67% cloud cover, and the pattern repeats across the country. Bright sun is uncommon; expect a grey, soft-lit feel to most days.

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