Weak low pressure is expected to temporarily affect the area, until Wednesday night. Dust will be observed from time to time in the atmosphere, the concentrations of which on Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be increased.
Today, initially there will be temporarily increased, mainly average clouds, which cannot be ruled out isolated rains. Gradually, however, clouds will develop with the weather becoming locally mainly cloudy, while local rains or even storms are expected to fall, mainly in the mountains, in some areas of the interior, on the southern and eastern coasts.
In a storm, winds can increase and change. From late afternoon the weather is expected to improve.
Winds will be mainly northeast to southeast and locally variable weak to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort. The sea will initially be calm to a little rough and gradually on the eastern and southern coasts a little rough.
The temperature will rise to around 28 degrees inland, on the south and east coasts, around 26 on the west coast, around 27 on the north coast and around 18 degrees in the higher mountains.
Tonight, the the weather will gradually become mostly sunny. The winds will blow mainly northwest to northeast and on the northern coasts to southeast weak, 3 Beaufort. The sea will become calm to a little rough but locally on the eastern coast it will be a little rough. The temperature will drop to around 15C inland, around 18C on the coast and around 11C in the higher mountains.
Thursday, clouds will develop from midday onwards with isolated showers possible. , mainly in western and southern mountainous areas. The temperature is not expected to change appreciably.
On Friday, the weather will be mostly clear, however, increased cloudiness in the afternoon hours may not exclude isolated light rain in the mountains. The temperature is expected to drop gradually.
On Saturday, the weather will be mostly sunny. The temperature is expected to gradually drop slightly.
