A drop in temperature is coming – When does the dust settle?

Weak low pressure affects the area. A thin dust will be suspended in the atmosphere, which gradually recedes.

Today, the weather will be partly cloudy and locally mainly cloudy, and gradually local rain and isolated thunderstorms are expected, mainly in the western half and the north, while later isolated rain or thunderstorms will also occur in other areas. The winds will blow mainly southwest to northwest, weak to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort, however gradually on the windward coasts they will blow transiently locally to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will initially be rough to a little rough, to later become locally rough to rough in the downwind areas. The temperature will rise to around 21 degrees in the interior, around 23 on the northern coasts, around 22 on the rest of the coasts and around 12 degrees in the higher mountains.

Tonight we will continue to see increased clouds, which will occasionally give isolated rain or even an isolated storm, mainly in western and northern areas, but later the rain is significantly reduced. The winds will blow mainly southwest to west and locally variable to leeward, weak to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort. The sea will gradually become somewhat rough. The temperature will drop to around 11 degrees inland, around 13 on the south and east coasts, around 15 on the west and north coasts and around 7 degrees in the higher mountains.
On Thursday, the weather will be mostly cloudy with isolated showers possible, while in the evening local showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected. On Friday the weather will be mostly cloudy with local rain and isolated thunderstorms. On Saturday, increased cloudiness will be observed at intervals, which cannot be ruled out in the morning to give isolated rains.

The temperature on Thursday is not expected to change appreciably, to remain slightly above the average climatic values, while until Saturday it will gradually decrease slightly, to be close to the average climatic values.