Today will have increased cloud coverage with isolated showers in the afternoon. Winds will initially be from the southwest at a low intensity, gradually increasing to Force 4 Beaufort. Temperatures will range from 20 C in the higher mountains to 30 C in inland areas, with coastal areas experiencing temperatures between 25-27 C.
Fact: Monday will be sunny with episodes of dust, showers or a brief thunderstorm are expected in the mountains and possibly in the interior in the afternoon.
Temperatures are set to rise over the next few days, with dust expected to remain in high concentration on Sunday. On Sunday, temperatures are expected to reach 30 degrees inland, 27 on the coast, and 20 degrees in the mountains. In the evening, temperatures will fall to 17 degrees inland, 18 on the coast, and 15 degrees in the mountains. On Monday, temperatures are expected to remain the same with a chance of isolated showers. Isolated storms are also expected on Tuesday and Wednesday.
A low pressure system and warm air current are causing African dust to affect the area, with high concentrations of harmful PM10 particles expected on Palm Sunday. Overcast skies will bring isolated light showers on the mountains, with light to moderate south-westerly to north-westerly winds. Temperatures will reach 30 degrees Celsius inland, 27 on the south and eastern coast, 25 on the rest of the coast, and 20 on the mountains. Cloudy conditions are expected in the evening with temperatures dropping. Holy Monday will have high clouds and isolated showers mainly on the mountains, while Holy Tuesday and Wednesday will see overcast skies and isolated showers or a storm. Temperatures will mostly remain in the low 30s for the week, with a slight drop on Holy Wednesday.
Increased cloud coverage is expected today with isolated showers in the afternoon and dust in the atmosphere. Winds will initially blow from the south, reaching Force 4 on the Beaufort scale and gradually increasing to Force 5. The sea will be slight to moderate. Temperatures will be around 26 C inland, 24 C on the coast, and about 19 C in the mountains.
Sunday will start off fine, but there will be increased cloud coverage in the afternoon with isolated showers and/or thunderstorms in some areas. Winds will initially be from the northeast at medium intensity, reaching Force 4 on the Beaufort scale, before shifting to mainly southwestern winds at a decreased Force 3 Beaufort later in the day. Temperatures will range from 29 C inland, 24 C on the coast, and around 19 C in the mountains.
The weather today will start off mainly sunny, but clouds developing in the afternoon will bring isolated showers and thunderstorms, especially in mountainous areas, the south, and inland. Hail is possible during thunderstorms. Winds will be light and variable in the morning, becoming weak to moderate southwesterly to northwesterly in the afternoon. Temperatures will reach around 27 degrees Celsius inland, 24 degrees along the coast, and 18 degrees in higher mountainous regions. Tonight will be mainly clear, with some low cloudiness and fog forming in inland areas and the southeast. Winds will be light and from the northwest to northeast. Temperatures will drop to 13 degrees Celsius inland and along the coast, and to 9 degrees in higher mountainous areas. Increased cloudiness is expected on Saturday and Sunday, with more showers and thunderstorms, especially in mountainous areas, inland, and the south. Monday will bring mainly sunny weather.
Sunday will have increased cloud coverage with isolated showers in some areas in the afternoon, according to the Met Service. Winds will be variable and medium-to-high intensity, reaching Force 4-5 on the Beaufort scale. Temperatures will range from 18 C in the higher mountains to 26 C in inland areas.
Fact: Friday is the last day of unseasonably high temperatures and clear blue skies, with temperatures expected to drop and clouds rolling in for Saturday.
Fact: Tuesday will be partly cloudy with isolated showers expected and dust in the air until Friday.