Overview
- Thousands lost electricity in Serbia and Bosnia as heavy, wet snow made roads impassable in hilly and mountainous areas.
- State meteorologist Slobodan Sovilj reported more than half a meter of snow at higher elevations and warned it could reach October records.
- Fallen trees and branches brought down power lines, according to Ivanjica municipal head Aleksandar Mitrovic.
- Medvedja and Crna Trava were without drinking water and phone service as several Serbian municipalities enacted emergency measures.
- Bosnian authorities closed roads, reminded drivers about winter tires effective November 1, and cautioned that lowland rainfall raises flood and mudslide concerns.