Weather in Bulgaria: Code Orange Warning in Force for Four Eastern Regions
The national weather service have declared the Code Orange warning for hazardous weather in four regions for June 16, due to forecast for thunderstorms and heavy rain.
Weather in Bulgaria: Rains and Thunderstorms Countrywide
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Codes Orange and Yellow have been declared across the country due to expected intense rainfall, national weather service reports.
Code Orange has been issued for the regions of Veliko Tarnovo, Gabrovo, Lovech and Pleven.
In areas with Code Orange thunderstorms and local short and intense rainfall of up to 40-45 mm are expected. There will be conditions for hail. Strong north-westerly wind with gusts of up to 20-22 m/s.
In regions with Code Yellow thunderstorms and local short and heavy rain in the afternoon and on Friday night in amounts up to 25-30 mm. There will be conditions for hail.
Maximum temperatures will be between 14C and 24C. On Saturday, rainfalls will stop and temperatures will rise.
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