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According to climatologist Prof. Georgi Rachev, Bulgaria can expect a warming trend over the upcoming weekend as a cold front moves away from the region. Saturday will see temperatures climbing to 27-28 degrees Celsius, with expectations of reaching 34 degrees by next Friday.
The Balkans are anticipated to experience some of the warmest temperatures in Europe as the region gradually heats up. Although there may be light rain in Western Bulgaria on Monday, the weather will quickly transition to persistent sunshine and higher temperatures.
In Sofia, mornings will be cool but the afternoons will be sunny with temperatures reaching up to 31 degrees Celsius. Similarly, Plovdiv will enjoy warm weather with temperatures peaking at 34 degrees Celsius next week. At the seaside, where the water temperature is around 24 degrees Celsius, warm and pleasant conditions are expected to prevail.
On Tuesday, January 20, 2026, weather conditions in Bulgaria will gradually stabilize. The wind will ease and turn from the southeast, while sunshine will dominate most of the day
Bulgaria will face another day of severe winter conditions on Monday, January 19, with persistently low temperatures across the country and hazardous cold prompting a yellow weather warning nationwide.
A sharp cold spell will grip Bulgaria through the end of the current week and into the first days of the next one, with low temperatures and persistent northeasterly winds, according to the medium-range forecast issued by the National Institute of Meteoro
In Bulgaria, cloud cover from the northeast will continue to thicken overnight, while the southwestern half of the country is expected to remain mostly clear with occasional high clouds.
On Thursday, Bulgaria will enjoy mostly sunny weather, though clouds are expected to increase from the northeast as the day progresses, according to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH).
After a year marked by extreme events, new climate data confirm that 2025 ranks as the third warmest year ever recorded globally.
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