Invisible Rivers of Water Vapor Flow Over Bulgaria
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Invisible streams of water vapor are currently flowing over Bulgaria, which we call atmospheric rivers. Although we cannot see them with the naked eye, they are an important part of the weather and climate.
Atmospheric rivers are long, narrow zones in the air where a large amount of moisture is concentrated. They carry water vapor from the seas and oceans to the land. They usually move at a height above the ground and can travel thousands of kilometers.
When such a stream reaches a certain area, it can bring precipitation, such as rain or snow. If it contains a lot of moisture, the precipitation can be heavier and more prolonged than usual. In some cases, this leads to rising river levels and local flooding, so it is important to follow the latest forecasts.
Experts recommend that people check official weather forecasts, especially when heavy precipitation is expected. The information is published by the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology, which regularly monitors atmospheric processes over the country.
Sources: БНР Новини
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