Predominantly clear skies are forecast across the region today as a weak low pressure system continues to influence weather patterns, with temperatures expected to reach 24C in inland areas.
Winds will be primarily southwesterly to northwesterly, light to moderate at 3 to 4 Beaufort, with locally stronger winds of 4 to 5 Beaufort in southwestern areas. Sea conditions will be slightly rough.
Temperatures will climb to approximately 24 degrees Celsius inland and along southern and eastern coastal areas, while western and northern coastal regions will see temperatures around 22 degrees.
Higher mountain areas will reach approximately 12 degrees.
Evening conditions will remain predominantly clear, though intermittent increased low cloud coverage is expected in some localities. Winds will shift to primarily northwesterly, remaining light and initially locally moderate at 3 to 4 Beaufort.
Sea conditions in eastern areas will become calm to slightly rough, while remaining slightly rough elsewhere.
Temperatures will drop to 8 degrees inland, approximately 12 degrees along coastal areas, and 4 degrees in higher mountain regions.
The outlook for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday indicates mostly clear conditions will continue, though periodic localised increased cloud coverage is expected.
Temperatures will experience a slight decrease on Sunday, though remaining above average climatological values, while Monday and Tuesday are not expected to bring significant temperature changes.
