High air temperature will be maintained in Georgia until July 9.

According to the National Environment Agency, the maximum air temperature in the lowlands of western Georgia may reach 40, 42 degrees, in the mountainous areas - 35, 37 degrees and in the Black Sea coast – 33, 35 degrees on July 7.

The maximum air temperature in Eastern Georgia is expected to be 34, 39 degrees in the lowlands and 29, 34 degrees in mountainous areas.

Temperature will relative decrease from the second half of July 8, which may be followed by heavy rains.