A cloud of desert dust covers the Balkans



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The dust comes with the warming in early October.

A powerful Mediterranean gust returns to summer in the following days. However, with it, fine dust from the deserts of Africa will enter the atmosphere over the country. From this afternoon until the middle of next week, we expect the air to be dusty and visibility reduced. We observed a similar “dust storm” in late May this year. The cloud, which will cover large areas as far as northern European countries, will spread to the southeast with the appearance of cooler air from Tuesday to Wednesday.

The weather during the weekend will remind you of hot summer days in some parts of the country. On Saturday, thermometers will show values ​​between 25 and 30 degrees, with the warmest being in the central parts of the Danube plain. Fore-Balkans and in the southeast of Bulgaria. The wind is warm, from the southwest with light gusts. In the morning, reduced visibility is possible in the lower regions of the country.

On Sunday, the western clouds will begin to pick up. There may be fog in the southeast in the morning. The day will have summer temperatures, one or two degrees higher than on Saturday. It will be relatively hot in the eastern half of the country.

The culmination of the October summer will be on Monday, when in some regions of eastern Bulgaria the thermometers will chase 32-35 degrees. A cold front is expected to pass with autumn rains in the middle of the new week. Rainfall will mainly affect the western and central regions. The further east the rain comes, the greater the likelihood of thunderstorms. Temperatures in the middle of next week will drop slightly, and this will be felt more in western Bulgaria. With the front crossing, the wind will intensify, most notably in western Bulgaria.

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