Hot and dry July 29: Burgas remains summery, while the risk of afternoon storms grows across the country

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28.07.2026 • 18:00
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Hot and dry July 29: Burgas remains summery, while the risk of afternoon storms grows across the country
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NIMH forecasts very warm weather with greater instability in the afternoon in the interior. Along the Black Sea, including near Burgas, beach conditions remain good.

On July 29, the weather in Bulgaria will remain typically summery, with high temperatures and plenty of sunshine in most of the country. However, in the interior, especially over Western Bulgaria and mountainous regions, cumulus clouds will develop in the afternoon, with short-term rain and thunderstorms in places. Along the Black Sea coast, including near Burgas, the day will be calmer and suitable for the beach.

Burgas and region

In Burgas and the region, July 29 will be hot and mostly sunny. The expected air temperature will reach about 31°–33°, and nighttime values will be around 21°–22°. The probability of precipitation is low, with a higher risk of brief rain only in the interior parts of the region during the afternoon hours.

The sea water temperature near Burgas will be around 25°–26°C, and the wind will be light to moderate, with a sea breeze and temporary intensifications in the afternoon. Sea state will remain around 2–3 degrees. The preliminary safety assessment for swimming is green flag.

Sofia and region

In Sofia and the surrounding area, the day will be very warm, with temperatures around 33°–35°. The morning will start with more sun, but in the afternoon, cumulus clouds will increase, creating conditions for short-term rain and thunderstorms in isolated areas.

The wind will be light to moderate, with stronger gusts possible near storm cells. There is no sea water, so no swimming flag applies, but in the heat, it is advisable to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun.

Eastern Bulgaria

In Eastern Bulgaria, the weather will remain more stable and sunny compared to the western regions. Temperatures will range between 30° and 35°, and the probability of precipitation will be low and mostly local, mainly in the interior.

The wind will be light to moderate, more often from the east and northeast. Sea water along the eastern coast will be around 25°–26°C, and the sea state will remain slight to moderate. For swimming, the assessment is green flag.

Western Bulgaria

In Western Bulgaria, July 29 will be the most unstable part of the country. In the afternoon, cumulonimbus clouds will develop, and in places, there will be short-term rain, thunderstorms, and temporary wind gusts. Temperatures will reach about 34°–38°.

The wind will be light to moderate, but stronger gusts will be felt during the passage of cloud cells. There is no sea water, and caution is needed in open areas and for mountain hikes due to the storms in the afternoon hours.

In the mountains

In the mountain regions, the day will start with more sun, but afternoon conditions for unstable weather will increase. Temperatures will be lower but pleasant for the season - around 24°–26° at 1200 meters and around 17°–19° at 2000 meters.

Short-term rain and thunderstorms are expected, mostly in the western and central massifs. The wind will be light to moderate, with temporary intensifications during storm processes. There is no sea water, and tourists should plan their hikes earlier in the day.

Black Sea coast

Along the Black Sea coast, July 29 will be a sunny and warm day, with temperatures between 28° and 31°. The probability of precipitation will remain low, and conditions will be calmer compared to the country's interior.

The sea water temperature will be around 25°–26°C, and the wind will be light to moderate, with a sea breeze and temporary intensification in the afternoon. The sea state will be around 2–3 degrees. The general safety assessment for swimming is green flag.

This weather forecast was compiled with the support of our partner Atmosbg.

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Кирил Митев е еколог по образование и дългогодишен активист в кампании за опазване на природата. Има опит с европейски проекти и зелени организации.

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