Weak high pressure will temporarily affect the region, with dust expected in the atmosphere at intervals on Monday and Tuesday.
Today, following the dispersal of local fog, the weather will become mainly clear, though locally increased cloud cover will appear at intervals.
Winds will blow from the northeast to southeast, weak to moderate at Force 3 to 4, strengthening locally to Force 4 to 5 along southwestern and northern coasts in the afternoon. The sea will be slight to moderate and initially locally moderate.
Temperatures will reach around 20 degrees in the interior and coastal areas and 13 degrees in the higher mountains.
On Monday, increased medium and high cloud cover will appear. On Tuesday, the weather will be partly cloudy at intervals with isolated rain expected, whilst Tuesday night and Wednesday will bring local rain and isolated thunderstorms. The phenomena will weaken on Wednesday afternoon.
Temperatures on Monday will rise slightly, then drop gradually through Wednesday to settle close to average climatological values.
