Weather in Bulgaria: Sunny with some clouds in the afternoon

The weather in Bulgaria will be sunny, with more clouds in the afternoon, but with a slight chance of rain. The wind will be weak, in eastern Bulgaria and along the Black Sea - moderate from the north. Today the maximum temperatures will be between 13C and 18C.

In the mountains, cloud cover will be variable, often significant, but there will be almost no precipitation there either. There will be more hours of sunshine over the western Bulgarian massif. The maximum temperatures will rise and in the resorts will be between 4 and 6 degrees Celsius. A moderate northerly wind will blow.

In many areas of the continent there will be rain, on the Scandinavian peninsula - still snow. The warming in Portugal and Spain will continue and will also cover the Apennines and the Balkans, where it will remain cool during the season.

The temperature increase in Bulgaria will continue in the coming days, but the weather will remain too changeable. During the weekend there will be rain and thunder mainly in western Bulgaria and at the beginning of the new week in more places in the country.

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