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Weather forecast for Bulgaria for 30 June 2024

Heat wave will be back on Sunday

Photo: BGNES archive

Tomorrow the weather in Bulgaria will be sunny, hot in the afternoon. Maximum temperatures will be mostly between 32°C and 37°C, in Sofia - around 32°C.

Over the mountains it will be sunny. In the afternoon there will be light clouds. A light to moderate northeast wind will blow. The maximum temperature at 1,200 m will be about 25°C, at 2,000 m - about 18°C.

Along the Black Sea coast it will be sunny. A light to moderate wind will blow from the northeast. Maximum temperatures will be 27°C-30°C, and at sea water - 24°C-25°C. 

On the Balkan Peninsula it will be mostly sunny. Temperatures will rise further. It will be 37°C in Bucharest, 36°C in Belgrade, 33°C in Athens and 31°C in Istanbul.



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