Storm

There will be substantial clouds today, with rains and thunders in some areas in Southern Bulgaria in the afternoon.
Light wind, in Eastern Bulgaria to moderate, will blow from Northeast.

Day temperatures will significantly decrease with maximum ones reaching 20°-25°, in Sofia around 20°.
The clouds will start decreasing from Northwest in the evening.

Typhoon Hato approached closely Hong Kong, literally paralyzing the megalopolis, NOVA informs.

Schools, state offices, banks and offices were closed. Work was terminated at the cargo port. Ferries also do not move. The stock market is also not working.

Hundreds of flights from Check Point International Airport were cancelled or delayed.

Today the Chinese television channel CCTV showed shots of a devastating tornado that yesterday raided the city of Nenziang in northern China.

A new wave of heavy rainfall began in Istanbul and its neighboring provinces on Aug. 22, less than a month after the city suffered from severe flashfloods and an unprecedented hailstorm.  
 
The General Directorate of Meteorology had earlier warned locals of risks including flashfloods and thunderstorms.  

Yellow code for danger of hailstorms and thunderstorms is in force for 9 regions of the country, according to the site of the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

The weather will again be sunny and hot today, with maximum temperatures of between 34° and 39°.

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

Devastating storms uprooted trees in Italy and Croatia. Reports BTV. 

Stormy wind and torrential rains poured into the northern part of Italy. There is an area around Venice that suffered a lot of damage and damaged roofs.

The black cloud moved across the Adriatic coast and into Croatia.

Eight students were struck by lightning last night in Southeast France, TASS reported, citing French television BeF.

Heat waves, droughts and heavy rainfall are the "new normal" in Istanbul, Professor Levent Kurnaz has told the Hürriyet Daily News, adding that the intense storms that hit the city twice last month were the result of climate change.  

Heat waves, droughts and heavy rainfall are the "new normal" in Istanbul, Professor Levent Kurnaz has told the Hürriyet Daily News, adding that the intense storms that hit the city twice last month were the result of climate change.