Seasonal low pressure and relatively hot gas masses affect the area.
TodayAfter the dissolution of the local low cloud cover and sparse fog, the weather will be mostly clear. However, after noon, clouds that will develop are expected to give heavy rain or thunderstorm, in the mountains or in some areas of the interior, in the early afternoon. The winds will blow in the morning southeast to southwest, weak and locally to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort to become after noon southwesterly to northwest, of the same intensity. In the afternoon, in the afternoon and in the southeast, moderate to strong winds will blow, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will generally be a little turbulent. The temperature will rise to around 41 degrees inland, around 36 on the north coast, around 34 on the south and east coasts and around 32 degrees on the west coast as well as in the higher mountains.
Tonight, there will be increased low clouds while locally it is expected to form sparse fog or even fog, mainly towards the dawn hours. The winds will initially blow southwesterly to northwesterly, weak to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort to gradually become northwesterly to northeasterly and locally variable, weak, 2 to 3 Beaufort. The sea will be calm and a little turbulent. The temperature will drop to around 24 degrees inland, around 25 on the south and east coasts and around 23 degrees on the rest of the coast as well as in the higher mountains.
The ∆later and Tuesday, the weather will be mostly clear but clouds that will be observed, in the evening and in the afternoon, are expected to give heavy rain or thunderstorm, in the mountains or in areas of the interior, early in the afternoon.
On Wednesday, the weather will be mostly clear but early in the afternoon it is possible to have heavy rain in the mountains. During the mainly rainy hours, locally sparse fog or fog and low cloud will be formed.
The temperature will gradually drop slightly ∆later, however, exceeding the average climatic values, while the Tuesday and Wednesday slight rise again.