Snow in March surprised residents of Pernik and the Radomir area at midday today, March 27. A period of intense, wet snowfall quickly formed a cover of around 2–3 centimetres, although it began to melt almost immediately due to above-zero daytime temperatures.

Despite its brief duration, the wintry spell has raised serious concerns among local farmers. The expected drop in temperatures overnight poses a real risk of frost damage, with the potential to cause significant harm to already blossoming orchards in the region.
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