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The weather will be mostly cloudy across Bulgaria on Monday, 13 June.
Rainfall will be considerable in western and central Bulgaria, with hailstorms possible in some areas in the afternoon, Darik radio station reported on Sunday.
Light rain is expected along the southern part of Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast.
Maximum air temperatures in the country are expected at between 21 and 26 degrees Celsius. Sea water temperatures are expected at between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius.
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Overnight, expect considerable cloud cover, particularly in western regions, accompanied by showers. In Northwestern Bulgaria, expect a west-northwest wind bringing colder air
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