Autumn in Bulgaria is becoming warmer and wetter
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The climate in Bulgaria has been undergoing noticeable changes in recent years, with the autumn season becoming increasingly different from traditional perceptions of it. According to meteorological data, the months of September and October are becoming significantly warmer, and summer temperatures are persisting for longer periods.
One of the main trends is the increase in the number of hot days during September. At the same time, days with low temperatures and frosts, which were characteristic of late autumn, are becoming increasingly rare. These changes indicate that the transition to winter is happening more slowly and later than usual.
In addition to higher temperatures, experts are also reporting a change in precipitation levels. During the autumn months, there is a trend toward more intense and frequent rainfall. This combination of warm weather and increased moisture is having an impact on nature and agriculture in the country.
These climate changes are the subject of serious observation by specialists. They emphasize that the warming trend is permanent and is changing the way Bulgarians spend their autumn months. It is important for the public to be informed about these processes, as they affect daily life and the environment throughout the country.
Sources: БНР Новини
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