Daily information on forecasts, warnings, temperatures, precipitation, and climate risks by region
On Wednesday, temperatures are expected to be between 33 and 39 degrees. In the far northwestern regions and in the Rila and Rhodope mountains, cooling showers are possible.
A dangerous temperature warning is in effect for Kansas City. The combination of heat and high humidity will create risky conditions through the end of the weekend, with relief not expected until Tuesday.
The new week in Bulgaria will start with predominantly sunny weather and increased temperatures. According to the NIMP forecasts, maximum values will vary between 31°C and 36°C in most of the country.
Despite improving conditions, temperatures in the mountains remain low, and rain clouds and thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon. The Mountain Rescue Service reminds tourists to dress appropriately.
In the coming week, the weather will become warmer and sunnier. Daytime temperatures are expected to vary between 29 and 34 degrees, while showers may occur at night in the northwestern parts of the country.
A change in meteorological conditions is expected – the arrival of colder air, intense rainfall, and thunderstorms. Ten regions are under a yellow code for flood danger.
On Thursday, we expect calmer weather with predominantly sunny hours, but on Friday, cloudiness will increase, and rain and thunderstorms will prevail in some places.
Tomorrow will see alternating sunny hours and short-lived rainfall, primarily in Central Northern Bulgaria and mountainous regions. A drop in temperatures is expected on Friday.
Tuesday will be a day of unstable weather. Hot but stormy weather is expected with short-term rainfall, thunderstorms, and a risk of hail in many regions. A yellow code for dangerous weather has been declared in 14 regions of Bulgaria.
The upcoming week will be marked by transitional hot temperatures, followed by intense rainfall and thunderstorms in most regions.
Torrential rains and flash floods hit the Romanian resorts of Bușteni, Sinaia, and Poiana Țapului. Two people are hospitalized, with road damage and home flooding reported.
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