Today, there will be temporarily increased clouds, which mainly in the north, east and locally on the west coast may give isolated light rain or temporarily and sleet, while in the mountains and in some semi-mountainous areas light snowfall.
From noon onwards, however, the weather is expected to improve considerably. Winds will blow northwest to northeast, moderate to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will be a little turbulent to turbulent but on the leeward coast it will be turbulent. The temperature will rise to 7 degrees inland, around 10 on the coast and minus 3 degrees in the higher mountains. Frost is expected in the mountains and locally in some semi-mountainous areas.
Tonight, the weather will be mostly clear in several areas, but early in the evening there will be temporary clouds mainly in the south, east and inside. The winds will blow northwest to northeast, initially light to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort but later generally weak, 3 Beaufort.
The sea will be a little turbulent, except in the north where it will remain turbulent. The temperature will drop to 2 degrees inland, on the north and south coasts, around 3 on the rest of the coast and to minus 6 degrees in the higher mountains. Frost will prevail in the mountains and semi-mountains, but frost is expected to form in some lowland areas.
On Sunday, the weather will be mostly clear, however locally there will be temporary clouds.
On Monday, the weather will initially be mostly clear, but from noon onwards it will be mostly cloudy and local rains are expected, mainly in the west and north, while snow is expected in the mountains.
On Tuesday, periods of sunshine will alternate with periods of increased cloudiness, which may locally give isolated rain and in the mountains light snowfall. The temperature will rise on Sunday, a slight further rise on Monday and an insignificant change on Tuesday.