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Weather forecast for Bulgaria for 2 November 2021

Rainfalls expected on Tuesday

Photo: BGNES

Tuesday will start with the lowest temperatures being around 0° C in the western regions of Bulgaria to about 10 °C along the Black Sea coast.

A fast cold front will pass over the country and will bring rainfalls. The highest temperatures will range from 10 °C in the western regions, where the precipitation will be more significant, to 17 °C -18 °C in eastern Bulgaria. In the region of Sofia the highest temperature will reach 11° C.

Above the mountains it will be cloudy and windy with rain showers. The highest temperature at 1,200 meters will be around 11 ° C, at 2,000 meters - up to 5C.



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