Bulgaria Declares Code Yellow over Sizzling Heat
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared Sunday over much of the territory of Bulgaria due to exceptionally hot weather.
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared Sunday over much of the territory of Bulgaria due to exceptionally hot weather.
A series of earthquakes have been registered in southwestern Bulgaria in the wee hours Saturday.
The sizzling weather in Bulgaria will reach its peak in August, turning it into the hottest month of this year's summer, according to forecasts.
A team of 10 firefighers in 3 vehicles are battling Monday afternoon a wildfire blazing outside fourth-largest Bulgarian cit of Burgas.
Almost the entire territory of Bulgaria has been placed under warning for potentially dangerous weather Sunday, when precipitation is expected to intensify.
An international conference titled "Moving towards a resource-efficient, "green" economy in the Danube Region" starts Tuesday in Sofia.
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared Sunday over much of the territory of Bulgaria due to exceptionally hot weather.
7 temperature records have been broken and one equalled Saturday as a heat wave that has gripped Bulgaria for the past week intensified.
The astronomical summer arrived in Bulgaria Friday at 8:04 am, the Institute for Astronomy and the National Astronomical Lab on peak Rozhen at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS, announced.
9 regions in Bulgaria's north and south have been placed under code yellow alert for high winds Thursday by the national weather service.
A 47-year-old woman was killed and two others were severely injured by a lightning near the Bulgarian town of Gotse Delchev, Southern Bulgaria.
Code orange was issued for a total of 10 Bulgarian regions due to heavy downpours and hail forecast on Wednesday.
A green belt of linden and acacia trees is to be planted around the Suhodol landfill under an EU-funded project, according to a report of Maria Boyadzhiyska, Deputy Sofia Mayor in charge of ecology.
Water levels of rivers in Bulgaria will begin to rise Wednesday night, substantially at a number of locations.
Codes orange and yellow have been declared Tuesday in Bulgaria due to heavy downpours, the National Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS, has announced.
Bulgaria’s National Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology has put a total of 9 regions under “Code Orange” on Tuesday, as heavy downpours and thunderstorms can be expected.
Evacuation has been launched in Hungary, which expects the highest tide of the Danube flood wave to reach capital Budapest Monday.
The managements of the 11 natural parks in Bulgaria are launching Saturday the annual campaign to clean these sites.
The Danube River high waters that caused floods in the Slovak capital Bratislava, will reach Budapest around June 10, and will then come to Bulgaria and Romania on June 14.
Scores of Bulgarians crossed Wednesday the border with Romania at the Durankulak - Vama Veche checkpoint to join the Romanians' protest against plans for drilling for shale gas in the country.
Bulgarians will stage a protest against shale gas drilling at the Durankulak border crossing point Wednesday at noon.
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