The weather on Friday will be mainly fine, although localised increased cloudiness in the early afternoon may bring isolated showers, mainly in the mountains. Winds will be light and variable, becoming light to moderate southeasterly, with speeds of 3 to 4 Beaufort. The sea will be smooth to slight. Temperatures are expected to reach around … Read more
June will have a sudden increase in temperatures of up to 10 degrees Celsius due to a warm air mass moving in from Africa. The weather will be cloudy with scattered dust in the atmosphere for the next few days, bringing isolated showers and temperatures slightly below normal. Wednesday and Thursday will have locally increased cloudiness with isolated showers mainly in mountainous regions and inland areas. Friday will see mostly clear skies with temperatures rising closer to average for the time of year.
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.
Tuesday’s weather will be partly cloudy with isolated rains expected mainly in the afternoon, including a possibility of a storm, especially in the south. Temperatures will reach up to 23°C inland, 21°C on the coast, and 12°C in the higher mountains. Winds will be south- to north-westerly, moderate to strong, reaching up to 5 Beaufort, and occasionally very strong, up to 6 Beaufort. The sea will be rough.
Overnight, the weather will mostly clear up but with temporary increases in cloudiness. Temperatures will fall to 9°C in the interior, 15°C on the west coast, 12°C on the other coasts, and 4°C in the higher mountains, where frost is expected. Winds will be south-westerly to north-westerly, moderate, up to 4 Beaufort, and transiently strong on the coast, up to 5 Beaufort. The sea conditions will remain rough.
The forecast for Wednesday includes local rains and isolated storms. Thursday and Friday are expected to be overcast at times with afternoon rains, mainly in the mountains. Temperatures will stay at similar levels, slightly above the seasonal average.
– Occasional increased cloudiness may result in isolated showers today.
– Winds will blow from the southwest to northwest, weak to moderate at force 3 to 4 on the Beaufort scale, increasing to near gale force, force 4 to 5 in the afternoon.
– The sea condition will be smooth to slight, becoming moderate locally in the afternoon.
– The temperature will rise to 22 degrees Celsius inland, 21 degrees at the coasts, and 9 degrees in the higher mountains.
– Tonight, the weather will be mainly clear with occasional increased high cloudiness.
– Winds will become variable and weak at force 3 on the Beaufort scale tonight.
– The sea condition will be smooth to slight tonight.
– The temperature will drop to around 7 degrees Celsius inland, south and east coasts, 9 degrees on the west and north coasts, and 2 degrees in the higher mountains, where locally frost will form.