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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Playlister UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Prepare for Sofia’s day ahead by checking the live forecast above, as conditions shift quickly between mountain-influenced breezes and city warmth. The numbers give you the real-time temperature and precipitation chance you need to plan your morning or evening.
What is the weather like in Sofia today?
The live forecast above shows Sofia’s current conditions, usually a mix of sunny spells and passing clouds thanks to the Vitosha mountain range to the south. Expect a moderate breeze and temperatures typical for the season – the reading is given in Celsius, matching local standards. If you need a longer view, our 10-day forecast covers sofia weather 14 days and sofia weather 30 days for a broader planning window.
What should visitors know about Sofia’s climate?
Sofia sits at around 550 metres above sea level, so evenings cool down quickly even in summer. Winter brings regular snow and frost, while July and August are warm but rarely humid. For those comparing with other Bulgarian cities, plovdiv weather tends to be slightly warmer year-round, and varna weather on the coast is more humid with sea breezes. If you are visiting in late autumn, sofia weather november often brings crisp mornings and afternoon sunshine – layers are essential.
Does Sofia get snow in winter?
Yes – Sofia experiences regular snowfall from December to March, with heavy accumulations possible. The city is well-prepared with gritting and snow clearance, but check the live forecast above before travelling.
How accurate is the 14-day forecast for Sofia?
For sofia weather 14 days, reliability decreases after 7 days. The first week is generally reliable for temperature trends; longer outlooks as seen in sofia weather 30 days give a broad pattern but change often.
Is Sofia weather similar to Plovdiv or Varna?
Plovdiv weather is typically 1–3°C warmer than Sofia in summer, while varna weather on the Black Sea coast is milder in winter but rainier. Sofia’s continental climate means colder nights and clearer skies overall.
For more UK-centred comparisons, see our UK weather hub or 10 Day Weather Forecast to see how conditions here contrast with British cities.