Hazardous Heat Warnings Issued Across Bulgaria as Weekend Weather Stays Hot
Bulgaria is bracing for hazardous heat, with the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) issuing orange and yellow codes across the country
January 2, 2020 is the hottest January day in Norway
Rare heatwave covered western Norway in early January, during a period in which temperatures generally should be below zero.
The highest temperature of 19 ° more than 25 ° C above the monthly average was measured in Rauma. People there have been enjoying the country's warmest January temperatures ever recorded at 19C - with some, including the mayor, swimming in the sea, BBC reported. January 2 is the warmest January day in Norway since statistics are recorded and the hottest day for any winter from December to February on the Scandinavian Peninsula.
While many enjoyed the warm weather, there is concern that this is another example of climate change.
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On Thursday, Bulgaria will experience predominantly cloudy weather with afternoon rain showers expected in Southwestern and Northeastern regions
Light snow is forecast in the mountains for September 18, 2024, with scattered rainfall expected in some parts of the country
On September 17, 2024, Bulgaria will experience significant cloud cover with localized rain showers
The first day of school in Bulgaria began with cool temperatures ranging from 6 to 11 degrees Celsius in most areas
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In Western and Central Bulgaria today, cloud cover will decrease, leading to predominantly sunny weather
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