P regularly cloudy with rain showers will be the weather on tuesday. In places in Western Bulgaria, the quantities will be significant. In the evening, the precipitation will weaken and stop, and the cloud cover will begin to break and decrease, reports the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH).
A moderate wind will blow from the east-southeast, mainly in Ludogorie, it will be temporarily strong.
The maximum temperatures will be between 12° and 17°, in Sofia – around 12°.
Atmospheric pressure will decrease and during the day it will be lower than the average for the month.
Above the Black Sea
it will be mostly cloudy with rain showers. A moderate wind will blow from the east-southeast. Maximum temperatures will be between 12° and 15°. The temperature of the sea water is 12°-13°. The excitement of the sea will be 2-3 bales.
Over the mountains
it will be cloudy with rain showers, at an altitude above 2000 meters it will mix with snow. A moderate to strong southerly wind will blow, bringing in slightly warmer air. The maximum temperature at an altitude of 1200 meters will be around 9°, at 2000 meters – around 3°.
On the night of Wednesday
there will be short-term intense rains with thunder and temporary strengthening of the wind in North-Eastern Bulgaria. During the day on Wednesday, the wind will temporarily shift from the west quarter. Precipitation will occur in fewer places, mainly in the northwestern half of the country. There will be more breaks and reductions in cloud cover, daytime temperatures will rise and highs will be between 19° and 24°. Minimum – between 5° and 10°.
In Thursday, with the passage of a cold front,
daytime temperatures will drop again by about 5 degrees, morning temperatures will be between 7° and 12°, in the valleys of Southwestern Bulgaria – about 4°. The cloudiness will be mostly significant, in many places – with precipitation.
You can find a complete weather forecast in the country at Sinoptik.bg
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Source: BTA/NIMH
