A weak low-pressure system is affecting the area, with light dust expected to linger in the atmosphere at intervals.
Today, locally increased low cloud will initially be observed, especially on the coasts, but the weather will soon become mostly clear, with temporarily increased medium and high cloud.
Winds will blow mainly from southerly directions, initially light to moderate at 3 to 4 Beaufort and soon moderate to strong at 4 to 5 Beaufort. In the east, winds will reach very strong levels at 5 to 6 Beaufort.
The sea will generally be slight. Temperatures will rise to around 32 °C inland, around 29 °C on the northern coast, around 26 °C on the remaining coasts and around 21 °C in the higher mountains.
Tonight, locally increased low cloud will be observed, especially in the west and north, and temporarily in other areas.
Winds will blow mainly from the north-west, light to moderate at 3 to 4 Beaufort on the southern coast and moderate, temporarily up to strong, at 4 to 5 Beaufort in other areas. Locally, in the windward mountain areas, winds may reach very strong levels at 6 Beaufort.
The sea will remain generally slight. Temperatures will fall to around 16 °C inland, around 17 °C on the coasts and around 12 °C in the higher mountains.
On Monday morning, locally increased low cloud will be observed, but the weather will soon become mostly clear.
On Tuesday, the weather will remain mostly clear with temporarily increased cloud. During the night, it will gradually become mostly cloudy with medium cloud, which is expected to bring local rain.
On Wednesday, the weather will be mostly cloudy at intervals, with local rain expected and an isolated thunderstorm possible after midday, mainly in the east.
Temperatures are not expected to change significantly until Tuesday, remaining close to and slightly above seasonal averages. On Wednesday, temperatures are expected to fall below seasonal levels.
