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In which areas temperatures will hit "red" - The meteorologists' forecast for the next few days

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Increased temperatures of up to 31 degrees Celsius are expected in continental Greece on Friday. The weather will be mostly sunny with some local rains in Thrace and Macedonia regions.

Good weather will continue over the weekend. Temperatures will reach up to 33 degrees Celsius on Saturday and up to 35 degrees Celsius on Sunday. 

Today, most of Bulgaria will experience sunny weather, though cloudiness will increase over North-Eastern regions in the afternoon, leading to rain in some areas. Cooler air will move in, accompanied by a moderate northerly wind. Maximum temperatures will range from 20° to 25°, slightly lower in the northeastern regions and along the Black Sea, with Sofia seeing around 21°.

From May 24 to May 26, the weather will vary across regions, featuring sunny spells and occasional showers.

The balmy weather of recent days is giving way to storms and a drop in temperature in various parts of the country.

The weather began to turn on Wednesday night due to the arrival of a low-pressure front which started from the Gulf of Sirte in Libya.

It moved towards southwest Turkey and will affect the weather in Greece as well, according to the Meteo weather service.

Bulgaria is on high alert as the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) issues a Yellow Alert for impending heavy rain and thunderstorms across Western, Central, and Southeastern regions on May 8.

Scattered showers, with occasional bursts of sunshine are expected across Greece until Sunday (Orthodox Easter), according to the forecast data released by the National Observatory of Athens on Friday.

In the wake of landslides, tornadoes and large tides, heavy rains and gusty winds that swept through many parts of Türkiye are expected to leave the country's west, says an expert.

Romanian media outlets have reported that storm "Renata" has made landfall in Romania, bringing with it strong winds and heavy precipitation. Following two weeks of record high temperatures, the mercury has plummeted by 15-20 degrees Celsius, as reported by Digi24.