On Thursday, the weather will be mainly clear, with increased local cloudiness, according to the department of meteorology.
In the mountainous areas, and possibly inland, clouds are expected to give isolated rains, with the possibility of a short storm.
Winds will blow at 3 Beaufort in the morning, gradually become weak to moderate at 3 to 4 Beaufort, blowing southwest to northwest, and temporarily southwest in the afternoon at 4 to 5 Beaufort.
The sea will be calm to slight.
Inland, the temperature will peak at 40 degrees, 32 degrees on the west and southwest coasts, 34 degrees on the remaining coasts and 30 degrees in the mountainous areas.
At night, the weather will be mainly clear, with increased low clouds expected mainly on the coasts. Later, and during the early morning hours, light fog or mist is expected to form, mainly in areas east and inland. Winds will blow at 3 to 4 Beaufort, gradually changing to 3 Beaufort. The sea will remain calm to slight.
On Friday, the weather will be mainly clear, with Saturday expected to be mainly cloudy, bringing local rain and isolated storms. The temperature on Saturday will be below average temperatures. On Sunday, the weather will be mainly clear, with a chance of isolated rains and possibly storms, mainly in the mountainous areas.
