Friday Forecast for Bulgaria: Sunshine for Most, Showers Possible on the Coast and in the East
The weather on Friday will be predominantly sunny across most of the country
Tonight, the weather will be predominantly clear across the country. In the eastern half, there will be a gentle northerly breeze, while in other regions, winds will be minimal. Overnight temperatures will range between 7°C and 12°C, with Sofia experiencing around 7°C.
Tomorrow's forecast includes mostly sunny conditions with the development of cumulus clouds and brief showers in some areas during the afternoon. A light to moderate north-northeast wind is expected. Maximum temperatures will range from 24°C to 29°C, with Sofia reaching around 25°C.
In the mountains, it will be mostly sunny, with cumulus clouds forming in the afternoon leading to isolated showers. A moderate to strong north-northeast wind is forecasted. Temperatures at 1200 m altitude will be approximately 17°, and at 2000 m altitude, around 9°.
Along the Black Sea coast, expect mostly sunny weather with the possibility of cumulus clouds and brief showers in the afternoon. A moderate north-northeast wind will prevail, with maximum temperatures ranging from 19°C to 23°C. The seawater temperature will be 14°C-15°C, with a sea swell of 2-3 bales.
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