Burgas region is under an orange warning for heavy rain and strong wind tomorrow.

Seven regions have an orange warning. Varna and Yambol are covered for both rain and wind, while Shumen, Haskovo, Kardzhali and Smolyan are covered for rain only. Almost all other regions have a yellow warning. Blagoevgrad, Kyustendil, Pernik and Sofia city have no warning.

An orange warning for rain means people should be ready to protect lives and property. Flooded homes and roads, transport problems and cuts to power, communications and water are likely. Some people may have to be evacuated.

The wind can damage buildings, uproot trees and injure people with flying objects. Drivers face poor visibility and aquaplaning.

The Black Sea coast will be cloudy, with rain and wind, and heavy downpours in places after midday. The north wind will be moderate, at times strong, and the sea will be rough, at force 2-3. Temperatures along the coast will reach 15-17 degrees at most. The sea water is 20-21 degrees.

Rain will start overnight, with the most in central Bulgaria. Night temperatures will be 7 to 12 degrees, around 9 in Sofia.

There will be clouds and rain across Bulgaria tomorrow. In central and eastern Bulgaria it will rain hard and heavily in places, while in the southwest the rain will ease and stop. In the east, the north wind will briefly get stronger, but will otherwise be moderate. Daytime temperatures will barely change, at 10 to 15 degrees, around 11 in Sofia.

On 1 October, Burgas region was under an orange warning for strong wind and a stormy sea, with gusts up to 90 km/h and waves over 3 metres along the coast. The far southeastern parts of the region were also under a yellow warning for heavy rain.

The mountains will be cloudy, windy and wet. The most rain is expected in the Central Balkan, the Rhodopes, Strandzha and Sakar, with snow from about 1,700 metres up. Maximum temperatures are around 6 degrees at 1,200 metres and around 1 degree at 2,000 metres.