Provinces of Bulgaria

The national weather service forecasts another day when the temperatures will be rather spring-like than typical of the winter, between 13°-18°C. It will be predominantly sunny, with high broken cloudiness, but occasional rains are expected in some regions, as thunderstorms are possible again in southeastern parts of the country by midnight. Light to moderate southeastern wind.

In the last ten years the regions of Gabrovo, Montana, Pleven, Lovech and Vratsa have lost almost a fifth of their population. Only Varna reports an increase in the number of people living there, but the growth is insignificant and is rather explained by the preservation of parity and keeping the human resource.

The special police operation to counter drug production and trafficking was carried out yesterday by officers of the Criminal Police Department with the Ministry of Interior Directorate in Burgas and their colleagues from the Regional Police Department in Nessebar, under the supervision of the Prosecutor's Office.

More than 100 residential areas in the northwestern regions of Bulgaria were left without power last night owing to the damage caused by the heavy rains. Energy company crews are making repairs and work will continue until power supply is restored.

The situation is most severe in western Bulgaria.

Today the clouds will be significant and there will be rain showers, more in the most southern regions.

Fog will form in the lowlands. Temperatures on Sunday morning will be mostly between 1 ° and 6 °. The wind will be light, in Eastern Bulgaria - moderate wind from south-southeast.

Maximum temperatures will be between 8 ° and 13 ° C, lower in the northwestern regions.

It will still be windy today. Southwestern wind will moderate in eastern Bulgaria rising to strong to the north of the mountain ranges. The temperatures will stay much higher than is usual for late December, weather service reports.

It will be rainy in most regions of Bulgaria today, as heavier rainfalls are expected in southern Bulgaria.

A yellow code for potentially dangerous weather has been announced in 12 regions in the country, according to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology.

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