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Clouds and rain showers on May 2

Photo: Miglena Ivanova

Over the next 24 hours, cloud cover will remain significant. There will be rain showers in more places in the afternoon in southwestern Bulgaria, where they will be accompanied by thunder and will be temporarily intense. The minimum temperatures will be between 8° and 13°C, in Sofia - around 10°C. The highest will be between 17° and 22°C, in Sofia - around 19°C.

Cloudiness will be significant over the mountains. There will be precipitation, as above 2500 m there will be snowfalls. The highest temperature at 1200 m will be about 13°C; at 2000 meters - about 6°.

At the Black Sea coast, the cloud cover will be significant, there will be rain showers in places. The highest temperatures will be 15°-17°C. The temperature of the sea water is around 14°C.



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