Bulgaria Braces for Hot and Sunny Weekend: Highs to Reach 36°C
The weather across Bulgaria on Saturday will be mostly sunny, although temporary increases in cloudiness are expected in the eastern regions and mountainous areas
A Sunny Holiday! From 18 to 22°C Across the Country!
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General Forecast:
Expect predominantly sunny weather across Bulgaria on Saturday. In the afternoon, clouds will increase over western regions from the northwest, though cloud cover will mostly be scattered and at high altitudes. Maximum temperatures will range between 18-22°C, slightly warmer than the previous day.
Sofia:
Sunny throughout the day with some high clouds in the afternoon. Light east wind. High around 19°C.
Mountains:
Great conditions for hiking with mostly sunny skies. Some cloud cover over the Strandzha region, and a light east wind. Highs around 17°C at 1200m and 9°C at 2000m.
Black Sea Coast:
Some morning fog patches, clearing for a sunny afternoon. Light east wind. Highs between 18-19°C; sea temperatures between 15-17°C. Wave height at 1-2.
Balkans:
Mostly sunny across the peninsula with potential morning fog in valleys.
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