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The minimum temperatures today will be between 4°C and 9°C, in Sofia - about 4°C, the maximum - between 15°C and 20°C, in Sofia - about 15°C.

Minimum temperatures between 4°C and 9°C, in Sofia - about 5°C, and maximum - between 14°C and 20°C, in Sofia - about 14°C.

The negative assessment of the Environment Ministry's Directorate of Natural Environment and Biodiversity has essentially pulled the plug on plans for the construction of six wind farms in the pristine southern part of the central Aegean island of Skyros.

Snow is expected on high mountains. Precipitation is expected mostly south of the Sava and Danube rivers. In the afternoon and evening, there will be a gradual stabilization with partial clearing up.
Wind will be weak and moderate, west and north-west. The lowest temperature will be from 6 to 10 °C, and the highest from 13 to 18 °C.

The European Union wants to crack down on bogus claims of environmentally friendly products through a directive that will tighten labeling rules and require independent verification.

Droughts of different intensities are observed in all basins in Türkiye, an Agriculture and Forestry Ministry official has said.

Italy is often plagued by drought during the summer months, and last year a "state of emergency" was declared in several regions due to the worst drought that has hit the country in the last 70 years, reports Euractiv.
This year, the situation is expected to worsen as the country experienced extremely low rainfall during the winter.

"In the coming days, we expect more sun and temperatures suitable for spring. On Thursday, we will have even 25 degrees in some parts of Serbia, but unfortunately on Easter day it will be cloudy and rainy again and the temperatures will range from 10 to 15 degrees," Djuri said.

During the evening hours, the rain turned into a strong snowstorm, which has been going on for a long time. Bearing in mind that the snow that fell a few days ago has not melted, the height of the new white cover will reach over half a meter in some places.

Photographer Thalassini Douma sounds the alarm about climate change with a show at the Herakleidon Museum (herakleidon-gr.org), curated by marine biologist Nina Fragopoulou and art historian Manolis Karterakis. "Below Sea Level" is the result of an expedition to the Dead Sea, a special marine ecosystem where the effects of human intervention and global warming are seen in stark relief.