The current spell of fair weather is set to persist for the start of the week, with temperatures peaking at 21°C in coastal areas. However, changes are expected midweek, with rain and a temperature drop forecast.
Detailed Weather Forecast
High pressure is currently affecting the region, maintaining predominantly clear skies today. Winds will start light and variable, shifting gradually to southwesterly to northwesterly at 3 to 4 Beaufort. The sea will remain calm to slightly choppy. Temperatures are expected to reach 20°C inland, 21°C along the coast, and 11°C in mountainous areas.
Tonight, clear skies will continue, with light to moderate westerly to northwesterly winds, locally shifting northerly at times. The sea will remain calm to slightly choppy, though it may become moderately choppy in western areas. Overnight temperatures will drop to 8°C inland, 10°C on the coast, and 5°C in the mountains.
Outlook for the Week
Monday and Tuesday will remain mostly clear, although increased cloud cover is expected on Tuesday. By Tuesday night, skies will turn overcast, primarily with mid to high-level clouds, bringing the possibility of isolated light showers.
On Wednesday, overcast skies will dominate at intervals, with scattered local showers anticipated. By the afternoon, isolated thunderstorms may develop, particularly in western regions.
Temperature Trends
Temperatures will remain above average for this time of year through Tuesday, but a notable drop is expected on Wednesday.
