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Weather Forecast

Rainfalls and cold wind expected on Day of Bulgarian Independence

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On Wednesday the weather in Bulgaria will be cloudy and rainy. Moderate wind from the northwest will continue to bring temperatures down. The lowest temperatures will be between 7 and 12 °C and the highest would reach 16 to 21°C. In Sofia the temperatures will range from 8 °C in the morning to 17°C during the day.

There will be significant clouds and afternoon showers over the Black Sea coast. The highest air temperatures will be range from 18°C to 20°C. Temperature of the sea water is 22 °C.

In the mountains the weather will not be good for tourism. I will be rainy and snow can be expected at high altitudes. The highest temperature at an altitude of 1200 meters will be up to 8 °C; at 2000 meters - about 1 °. In the resorts of Borovets and Pamporovo temperatures will reach 7-8 °C during the day; in Bansko up to 16 °C.



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