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Bulgaria is experiencing unseasonably warm weather for early April, with temperatures soaring above normal levels across the country. The forecast calls for partly sunny skies with scattered clouds and light to moderate southerly winds. In Sofia, temperatures are expected to reach around 26°C, significantly higher than usual for this time of year.

He initially announced a significant drop in temperature for Christmas, which will be preceded by real spring days, when the temperature will reach 17 degrees.

The weather on December 20 promises a mix of sunshine and cloud cover across Bulgaria. The day will begin with mostly sunny conditions, especially in Eastern Bulgaria, gradually giving way to layered clouds around water bodies and basins. Expect increasing cloudiness in the afternoon, while Eastern Bulgaria remains predominantly sunny.

Heavy rains and storms, accompanied by hail in some places, as well as southerly winds that will reach up to force 7 will characterize the weather over the coming weekend from Friday, weather forecasters at the National Observatory of Athens's meteo.gr service have said.

The minimum temperatures will be between 10°C and 16°C, in Sofia - around 13°C, and the maximum - between 23°C and 28°C, in Sofia it will be around 24°C.

It will be mostly sunny with scattered high clouds. A light southerly wind will blow.

Sunny and real spring weather is expected in Serbia on Thursday and Friday, with a weak south and southeast wind blowing. The maximum temperature today will be from 18 to 24°C, and Friday will be the hottest day in March, as the maximum temperature will reach a summer-like 25 degrees in some places.

Nearly 300 wells with a history of hundreds of years in the Central Anatolian province of Kayseri have been filled with snow brought from the skirts of Mountain Erciyes in order to provide residents cold water in summer.

Ljubljana – Slovenia woke up to an unseasonably cold morning on Wednesday with temperatures dipping into the 20s below zero in the south of the country in what is the coldest April morning on record.

Turkey's eastern provinces are shivering with severe cold amid the ongoing winter season. (AA Photo)

According to the announcements of the Republic Hydro-meteorological Institute (RHMZ), temperatures below zero will remain for at least another two to three days.
"For the weekend and the beginning of next week, very cold weather with moderate and strong morning frosts and daily temperature below 0 degrees. From Tuesday, the temperature will rise," it is stated on the RHMZ website.