Meteorology

For the sixth day, the northern beach in Sunny Beach can not recover from the damage it has caused by a tornado in the area.

Stormy wind made tourists to go back to the hotels. There are no injured people, but a 5-year-old child has suffered from serious  stress.

The tornato has broken umbrellas and sun loungers on the beach.

Source: bTV.

The weather will be mostly sunny today, sometimes with increased cloudiness, but short rains with thunders are expected only in some areas in Western Bulgaria.

This the weather forecast of the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH), quoted by FOCUS News Agency.

There will be fog for some time in the morning in certain eastern regions.

The local news site 057 reports that parts of the coastal city of Zadar in Croatia are under water, after heavy rain fell in the space of only two hours on Monday morning - the worst single rainfall since 1986, meteorologists said.

The Greek Meteorological Services (EMY) has issued a weather bulletin forecasting a sudden turn of conditions with topical storms and heavy rains hitting western Greece Monday. The phenomena are expected to start midday and last till Monday night. The areas expected to bear the brunt of the weather phenomena are the Ionian islands, Epirus, western mainland Greece and central Macedonia.

Torrential rain in Italy triggered flooding that killed at least five people on Sept. 10 in the Tuscan port town of Livorno, including four family members trapped by rising water in their basement.

The Italian news agency ANSA said the bodies of a 4-year-old boy, his parents and grandfather were found in the flooded basement of their two-family home.

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Research suggests changing a severe hurricane’s name from Charlie to Eloise could triple the death toll.

There will be some clouds today, but it will be mostly sunny, reported the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, quoted by  FOCUS News Agency.

There will be light south-southeast wind. Maximum temperatures will range between 27°C and 32°C, in Sofia - around 28°C.

 It will be mostly sunny today. Rain is not expected. The wind from northwest will increase, moderate to strong in the Danube Plain. The morning will feel cool. The daily temperatures will rise slightly reaching highs of 23°C to 28°C.

Hurricane Irma is now so powerful it has been causing seismic activity as it passes over the Caribbean and is even registering on earthquake monitors. Hurricane Irma has become the most powerful ever recorded in the Atlantic as it barrels down on the British Virgin Islands.
Around 30,000 islanders, nearly all British citizens, are directly in the path of the monster storm.

There will be changing cloudiness over the country today, while in the afternoon meteorologists expect short rains in some areas, mainly in the remote southern mountainous regions.

Light wind will blow from Northwest.

Maximum temperatures will range between 21° and 26°, in Sofia around 21°.