Warm Tuesday with afternoon showers in the mountains

published on 7/3/23 7:05 PM

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Tuesday will be sunny. In the afternoon it will rain over the mountains. Minimum temperatures will be 16° to 21°C, in Sofia - 16°. Daytime temperatures will rise and the maximum will be from 29°C to 34°, in the capital - 29°C.

The sun will be shining over the Black Sea coast, with clouds forming in the afternoon, but no precipitation. Maximum air temperatures will be 26-29°C. Sea water temperature will be 21-26°C. The sea swell will be 2.

It will be sunny in the mountains before noon. Later, in the afternoon, there will be clouds and in places it will rain and thunder. The temperature at 1,200 m will be up to 22°C, at 2,000 m - up to 15°C.

On Wednesday and Thursday the eastern parts of the country will enjoy sunshine, but over western Bulgaria the weather will be unstable. Temperatures will be lower and showers are expected in the afternoon.

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