A few more days of unstable June weather await us until the end of the week, but the forecasts for the next one set the first heat for the season.
Today it will be partly cloudy. Again, there will be short-term thunderstorms in many places. There will be significant amounts of precipitation, local thunderstorms and hail around the Central Stara Planina.
Second degree warning of dangerous weather, orange code, has given NIMH for 4 districts in Eastern Bulgaria: Varna, Shumen, Dobrich and Burgas, and a yellow code – for the 6 other districts bordering them to the east: Silistra, Razgrad, Targovishte, Sliven and Yambol.
It will blow to a moderate wind from the northwest and north.
Maximum temperatures will be from about 19-20 degrees in the northeast to 30-31 degrees in the western part of the Danube plain.
During the night, short-term precipitation will stop in most parts of the country, except in places in the northern and mountainous regions. The wind will weaken, except in the eastern regions, where it will still be moderate to north-northeast.
The minimum temperatures tomorrow will be from 12 to 17 degrees. During the day the atmosphere will be unstable again and in many places it will rain and thunder. Temperatures will be from 25 to 30 degrees, still slightly lower in the northeast and in the high places in Western Bulgaria.
Friday and Saturday will remain cooler, with daily temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees. There will be thunderstorms in many places.
On Sunday and Monday it will remain partially unstable and temperatures will rise.
The heat begins.
According to preliminary forecasts, high temperatures are expected next week, in some places up to about 35 degrees, but for more specific and reliable forecasts, follow our current information in the coming days.
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