The relatively hot gas mass, which affects the area, recedes from Thursday.
Today the weather will be mostly clear. The winds will blow southwest to northwest and in the morning in the east variable, weak, 3 beauforts to gradually become moderate, 3 to 4 beauforts. The sea will be a little turbulent, but in the leeward it will gradually become a little turbulent. The temperature will rise to around 37 degrees inland, around 31 on the west and southwest coasts, around 33 on the rest of the coast and around 29 degrees in the higher mountains.
Tonight the weather will be mostly clear, but in the middle of the night local light fog and low clouds are expected, mainly in the eastern areas of the island. The winds will blow southwest to northwest and locally to north, initially weak and locally to moderate, 3 to 4 beauforts, to gradually become weak, 3 beauforts. The sea will become calm to a little turbulent, but in the west and locally in the north it will remain a little turbulent. The temperature will drop to around 20 degrees inland and on the southwest coast, around 21 on the rest of the coast and around 18 degrees in the higher mountains.
On Wednesday the weather will be mostly clear, but in the afternoon locally increased clouds are likely to give isolated rain, in the mountains or inland. On Thursday the weather will be mostly clear, but locally increased clouds are expected to give isolated rains, mainly from noon onwards. On Friday the weather will be mostly clear, but locally increased clouds, at noon and in the afternoon, likely to give isolated rain, in the mountains.
The temperature will drop slightly on Wednesday, in the mountains and inland, to be a little above the average climatic values. By Friday, a further noticeable drop in temperature is expected, in the mountains and inland, while on the coast a slight drop, to range below the average climatic values, in the mountains and inland and a little lower on the coast.