Weak low blood pressure affects the area.
Today, after the dissolution of the local thin fog and also of locally increased low cloudiness, locally increased cloudiness will be observed at intervals. During the midday hours and after, clouds that will develop are expected to give isolated rains and an isolated storm, especially in areas in the mountains, in the south, in the east and also in the interior. In a storm, hail is also possible. Winds will initially be variable, light, 3 Beaufort, to gradually turn southwest to northwest, light to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort and transient on the windward coast to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will be generally to a little rough, however temporarily in the southwest, it will be a little rough. The temperature will rise to around 26 degrees in the interior, around 24 on the coasts and around 17 degrees in the higher mountains.
Tonight, there will be locally increased low cloud, while during the evening and early morning hours, particularly inland and eastern areas, light mist or fog is expected to form. Winds will gradually become light, 3 Beaufort, while the sea will remain generally to rough, although later in the east, it will become calm to a little rough. The temperature will drop to around 12 degrees in the interior, around 14 in the southeast and on the eastern coasts, 13 on the rest of the coasts and 8 degrees in the higher mountains.
On Friday, Saturday and also on Sunday, locally increased clouds will be observed from time to time, while during the morning hours, mainly in the east and in the interior, it is expected that thin fog or fog will form in places. During the midday hours and after, clouds that will develop are expected to give isolated rains and a possible isolated storm, mainly in mountainous areas, in the south, in the east and in the interior of the island.
The temperature until Sunday is expected to gradually rise slightly, to continue to fluctuate above the average climatic values of the season.