Warm and windy, temperatures in the 20s

published on 12/1/23 7:05 PM

Saturday will be cloudy and foggy in the west. Moderate south-westerly winds will continue to bring warm air. In eastern Bulgaria and the mountain ranges the wind will be strong and gusty. Minimum temperatures will range from 0°C in the west to 14°C in the southeast, 4°C in Sofia. Maximum temperatures will range from 5-7°C in the northwest to 20°C in the southeast, up to 15°C in the capital.

The weather will be sunny and windy along the Black Sea coast, where air temperatures are expected to reach 18-21°C. The sea temperature will be 10°C, with a sea swell of 3.

Strong and gusty southwesterly winds will blow over the mountains. Temperatures will be up to 17°C at 1,200 m and up to 9°C at 2,000 m.

On Sunday, rain will come from the northwest. By the end of the day, showers will cover the whole country. It will still be warm for the season.

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Radio Bulgaria News 2 December forecast warm weather

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