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Weather forecast for 22 May

Sunny Wednesday with late afternoon showers in Western Bulgaria

Photo: Elizabeth Radkova

On Wednesday, minimum temperatures in the country will be between 9 and 14°C, 12°C in Sofia. During the day, sunny skies are expected, with some clouds developing in the west, until rain starts to fall before the end of the day. Highs will range from 21 to 27°C, with 22°C in the capital.

The Black Sea coast will be sunny. Air temperatures will be 18-21°C. Water temperatures will be 16-17°C.  The sea swell will be 1-2. 

Over the mountains it will be cloudy and it will rain at noon. Temperatures will reach 17°C at 1,200 m and 10°C at 2,000 m.

On Thursday it will be cloudy and rainy all over the country. Significant rainfall is expected in central Bulgaria.




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