Drizzle

May was uncharacteristically chilly this year and many part of the country experienced rain on half of the month's days, while short-term forecasts point to wet and cooler days in the first part of June as well.

Sunny weather will prevail today. This was announced for FOCUS News Agency by the weather forecaster on duty Georgi Tsekov from the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH).

The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) on Thursday morning issued several nowcasting Code Yellow for fog, glazed frost and hoarfrost for the Capital City of Bucharest and other 29 (out of 41) counties, valid in the next hours.

The weather will remain stable today. Fog or low layered clouds expected for flat areas, with drizzle in some places. The mountains will be mostly sunny.

There will be light east-northeast wind. Maximum temperatures between 13°C and 18°C, in Sofia about 16°-17°C. Atmospheric pressure is higher than the average for the month and will remain unchanged.

Ankara residents prepared their swimsuits for more pouring rain as Turkey’s capital was struck by thunder overnight on June 15 with weather more akin to a tropical climate.

The city’s infrastructure, which dutifully fails the test even against a mere drizzle, braced for a terrifying punishment from nature.