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Heat wave expected in Bulgaria over the next days

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Sunny weather is in the Saturday forecast.  Some clouds are possible over the southwestern regions in the afternoon hours. The maximum temperatures will fluctuate between 27° and 32°, In Sofia-30°.

Sunny weather is expected over the Black Sea coast. Maximum temperatures 26°-29°. The maximum temperatures in Varna and Golden Sands resort will reach 28°. Temperatures in Burgas will reach 29°. Seawater temperature 23°-24°. Sea state-2-3.

Sunny weather is also expected in the mountains. Local showers are possible in the mountain areas of Western Bulgaria. The maximum temperatures at 1,200 meters will be around 23°, at 2,000 meters- around 17°. The maximum temperatures in Borovets and Pamporovo resorts will reach 22°, in Bansko and Dobrinishte resorts-29°.

Heat wave is expected over the next few days. The maximum temperatures will reach 34°-39°. No significant precipitation is in the forecast until July 25. 




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