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Cloudy skies today. Meteorologists forecast light rain and snowfall in Northwest Bulgaria and light rain in the southwestern regions. Little to no rain in the rest of the country, but in the evening and the night it will also be raining in the country's central parts. Light to moderate southeastern wind in South and East Bulgaria.

"In Serbia, a moratorium on the construction of nuclear power plants is in force, but it is certain that one day we will build a nuclear power plant, once there is no more electricity from classic sources," he told Prva TV.

Speaking about the moratorium, Puzovic said it was introduced 18 years ago will expire in two years, unless it is extended.

Air quality in Sofia improved last year compared to 2017. Exceedances of fine particulate matter standards were 17% lower in 2018 compared to the previous year.

Today, cloudy weather will prevail with the odd cloud break, slight chance of precipitation, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology told Focus News Agency. 

 Today the weather will be mostly cloudy and in some places slight rain is excpected, in the northwestern regions - rain and snow. A weak south-southeastern wind will blow in Eastern Bulgaria and the Struma valley. The maximal temperatures will be mostly between 3 ° and 8 °.

Cloudy weather will prevail today. Slight rain and snow will fall in some places. It will blow moderate eastern, in the Danube plain and on the Black Sea - northeastern wind. The minimal temperatures this morning will be between minus 3 ° and 2 °, and the maximal between 4 ° and 9 °. The atmospheric pressure is close to the average in January and will rise slightly.

Today the sky will be clear in the morning, but cloudiness will be increasing from west, mostly middle and high, and will cover the whole country by the end of the day.

Today it will be mostly sunny with variable cloudiness. In Eastern Bulgaria, light to moderate wind from south-southwest. Maximum temperatures between 7°C and 12°C, in Sofia about 7°C.

Australia is sweltering under record-breaking temperatures as an extreme heat wave continues to sweep across the country, causing wildlife to die and fruit to cook from the inside out.

The past four days are in Australia's top ten warmest days on record, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said in a tweet on Wednesday, with all of the country's eight states and territories affected.

Today it will be mostly sunny, sometimes with increasing cloud, more considerable over the northern and eastern regions, but no precipitation. Moderate to strong wind will blow from west-northwest. Day temperatures will rise, reaching highs between 3°C and 8°C.