A low pressure system is affecting the Eastern Mediterranean bringing rain through most of the inland areas of the island, but according to the Met Office prognosis, it will give way tomorrow to intervals of dust with strong northeasterly winds.
So not really a good day for your traditional Green Monday outings, forecasters say, as overcast skies are expected to bring showers in certain areas from noon onwards, and storms, inland and in the east, with the possibility of hail in the areas of the storms.
Winds will initially be light variable force three, gradually turning northeasterly to southeasterly and in the western half of the island, light to moderate southwesterly to northwesterly, force three to four, over calm to slight seas. Temperatures will rise to 19 degrees Celsius inland, 18 in coastal regions and 10 on the mountains.
Isolated showers are expected this evening in certain inland areas, but mostly on the mountains and the north. Winds will gradually turning strong force four to five, over slight seas. Temperatures will drop to 8 degrees Celsius inland, 10 in coastal regions and 4 on the mountains, where frost will form.
Overcast skies over the next three days, with the possibility of light showers, but mainly dusty and windy until the weather settles towards the end of the week. Temperatures will range around the seasonal average.
