Pentecost weekend storms in Europe

The heatwave continues its onslaught, even more intense now, as the Emergency Weather Bulletin issued by the Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY) and meteorologists indicates that the unusually high temperatures will persist until July 22.

Amid the scorching heatwave, mercury has risen to 5-10 degrees above the seasonal norms in many provinces of the country, with some areas expected to witness temperatures as high as 45 degrees Celsius, according to current weather patterns observed.

The weather remains clear in the country's five major cities,

A scorching wave of heat has gripped Bulgaria, setting new temperature records across various regions of the country. Varna and Lovech have emerged as hotspots, with thermometers soaring to unprecedented heights, leaving residents sweltering in the unseasonable warmth.

Today will be sunny. Visibility will be reduced in the morning hours in places in the lowlands and around water bodies. It will be calm in most areas, but by the evening a weak south-southeast wind will appear, mostly in Eastern Bulgaria.

In Seattle and Portland, after several consecutive days of record high temperatures that exceeded 37.7, there was a relaxation on Tuesday, but the temperatures in the cities in eastern Oregon and the cities in Idaho increased a lot, reports AP.
42.2 degrees were measured in Spokane, Washington, which is the highest temperature ever recorded in that city.

October will start with sunny and warm weather, with prevailing maximum temperatures above 25 degrees. This was reported by the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH).

The lowest temperatures in June in Bulgaria will be between 10 and 15 degrees, and the highest temperatures will be between 30 and 35 degrees, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology announced.