Enrique Iglesias Announces Only Balkan Show This Summer in Sofia, Bulgaria!
Enrique Iglesias will return to Bulgaria for an exclusive performance, marking his only concert in the Balkans this summer
Bulgaria braces for a mixed weather forecast, with partly cloudy skies prevailing across the nation. Anticipate minimum temperatures hovering between -3 and 2°C countrywide, with the capital city Sofia expecting a minimum of 0°C. Residents might encounter patches of fog or low-hanging clouds in valleys and around water bodies, while the Danube plain might experience a dip in temperatures due to a northwesterly wind.
The daytime promises a slight rise in temperatures, with maximums ranging from 5 to 10°C. Sofia is forecasted to see highs around 5°C, maintaining a relatively cooler climate.
Meanwhile, the Black Sea coast will witness cloudy skies but without any anticipated rainfall. Temperatures along the coastline are expected to range between 8-10°C, while the sea temperature remains at 9-10°C.
Over in the mountains, partly cloudy conditions will persist. At 1,200 meters above sea level, temperatures will be around 5°C, dropping to -1°C at 2,000 meters.
Looking ahead to Friday, Bulgaria anticipates cloudier skies. Western Bulgaria is forecasted to experience rainfall, with higher valleys expecting a transition from rain to snow.
Weather conditions across Bulgaria will be mostly sunny, with increased cloud cover expected in eastern regions
On Wednesday, Bulgaria will experience mostly sunny weather, accompanied by a moderate north-northwesterly wind
Winter has returned to Northern Bulgaria, bringing snowfall and a sudden drop in temperatures
On March 18, 2025, Bulgaria will experience a notable weather shift
Cold weather is expected to persist in Bulgaria at the start of the week, with temperatures continuing to drop
The number of beehives in Bulgaria is on the rise, yet honey production has seen a decline
Bulgaria's Perperikon: A European Counterpart to Peru's Machu Picchu
Bulgarians Among EU's Least Frequent Vacationers, Struggling with Affordability