WEATHER FORECASTS

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Forecast for the Balkans

Forecast for Europe

Forecast for some European Cities

 

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  tmin / tmax
[°C] 		Weather tmin / tmax
[°C] 		Weather tmin / tmax
[°C] 		Weather
London 17 / 24 Mostly cloudy with rain 15 / 21 Variable clouds 12 / 20 Variable clouds
Paris 16 / 28 Mostly sunny 18 / 23 Variable clouds 15 / 22 Mostly sunny
Brussels 15 / 28 Sunny 18 / 24 Variable clouds, possible rain 15 / 23 Mostly sunny
Madrid 20 / 27 Variable clouds 17 / 28 Variable clouds, possible rain 15 / 26 Mostly sunny
Stockholm 16 / 21 Mostly cloudy 14 / 21 Variable clouds 15 / 23 Variable clouds, possible rain
Berlin 10 / 24 Mostly sunny 11 / 25 Mostly sunny 14 / 23 Mostly cloudy
Warsaw 14 / 22 Mostly sunny 15 / 26 Variable clouds, possible rain 14 / 23 Mostly sunny
Rome 19 / 30 Sunny 20 / 30 Mostly sunny 23 / 28 Rain
Prague 10 / 24 Mostly sunny 11 / 23 Variable clouds 12 / 24 Variable clouds, possible rain
Budapest 14 / 28 Mostly sunny 18 / 29 Sunny 15 / 30 Sunny
Kiev 13 / 24 Mostly sunny 13 / 23 Variable clouds 13 / 25 Variable clouds, possible rain
Moscow 13 / 23 Variable clouds 13 / 23 Variable clouds
Belgrade 17 / 30 Mostly sunny 18 / 31 Mostly sunny 18 / 33 Mostly sunny
Bucharest 17 / 33 Mostly sunny 16 / 32 Mostly sunny 15 / 32 Mostly sunny
Thessaloniki 21 / 32 Sunny 21 / 30 Sunny 21 / 30 Sunny
Athens 22 / 32 Sunny 21 / 31 Sunny 21 / 32 Sunny
Istanbul 21 / 29 Variable clouds 19 / 27 Variable clouds 20 / 28 Variable clouds
Ankara 17 / 26 Thunderstorms 15 / 20 Sun, cloud, shower, and thunder 12 / 23 Variable clouds

NIMH Products based on the GFS model of NCEP-NOAA

GFS - 7-day Forecast:

Wind

Temperature field at 850 hPa isobaric height

Forecast start time: top left, forecast period: top right, end time: +118

Animated information from NOAA's Global Forecasting System on the expected air temperature at an altitude of about 1500 m.

During the cold half of the year a light blue line plots the minus 5°C isotherm. North of this line, precipitation is very likely to be snow, south of it, rain.

In the warm half of the year a red line draws the plus 20°C isotherm. South of it it gets hot during the day with temperatures above 35°C.

Cold air masses are represented by colours from blue to purple, and warm air masses—by colours from yellow to red.

The coastlines and borders of Bulgaria are represented by a black outline.