In the next 3-4 days, there will be no significant change in the weather, but in the middle of next week, we can expect a cold snap and precipitation of rain and snow.
In the next few hours, even before noon, visibility in places with fog in the lowlands will improve and mostly sunny weather will be established over the whole country. Daytime temperatures will reach 11-17 degrees. A weak to moderate easterly wind will blow.
The night will be clear and almost calm. Minimum temperatures on Saturday morning will be from minus 3 to plus 3 degrees. During the day tomorrow it will be sunny, in some places in the morning - with reduced visibility, which in most areas will improve before noon. A weak to moderate east wind will blow, and daytime temperatures will be from 11 to 16 degrees, higher in the extreme southwestern regions. Cumulus clouds will develop around the mountains in the southwest and there only in some places for a short time it will rain.
On Sunday, the minimum temperatures will be from minus 2 to plus 4, and the daytime temperatures will remain without significant change. Cloudiness will be more over the southern half of the country, where light short-term precipitation is possible. A weak wind will blow from east-northeast.
There will be no significant change in the weather on Monday. The minimum values will be from minus 2 to plus 4, and the daytime ones from 12 to 16-17. The cloudiness will be insignificant, in the morning with reduced visibility in more places in the lowlands. There will be more clouds in the afternoon over the central western and southwestern regions.
On Tuesday, the cloudiness will increase and in the middle of next week, the daytime temperatures will decrease by a few degrees. There will also be precipitation of rain, in the mountains and, probably, parts of the Pre-Balkan - possibly also snow.
Expect more specific details on this process in the coming days.