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November temperature hits record level in Bulgaria

30. November 2010. | 06:34

Source: BNR

The November temperature in Bulgaria reached a record high. It was warmest in Northern Bulgaria with temperatures soaring to 25 C°.

The November temperature in Bulgaria reached a record high. It was warmest in Northern Bulgaria with temperatures soaring to 25 C°.

It was 25.5 C° in the Black-sea town of Ahtopol, 20 C° in Blagoevgrad, Southern Bulgaria, 24 C° in the city of Veliko Tarnovo, etc. Record high temperatures were registered in another 20 cities and towns across Bulgaria

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