Seasonal low pressure affects the area.
Today, after the dissolution of the local low cloud cover or sparse fog, the weather will be mostly clear but clouds that will develop after noon may give individual rain in the mountains. The winds will be mainly sea, patient, 3 Beaufort in the morning to become southwesterly to northwesterly at noon, weak to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort and temporarily south and southwesterly to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will gradually become a little turbulent.
The temperature will rise to around 37 degrees inland, around 30 on the west coast, around 32 on the rest of the coast and around 29 degrees in the higher mountains.
Tonight, the weather will be mostly clear, but locally it is expected to form sparse fog and low clouds. Winds will initially blow southwesterly to northwesterly, weak to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort to gradually become northwesterly as northeasterly and locally variable, weak, 2 to 3 Beaufort. The sea will be calm to a little turbulent. Temperatures will drop to around 23 degrees inland, west and north coasts, around 24 degrees in the south and east coasts and around 18 degrees in the higher mountains.
On Friday and Saturday, the weather will be mostly clear, but clouds that will develop in the afternoon are likely to give isolated rains or even thunderstorms, in the mountains or even inside. On Sunday the weather will be mostly clear, while in the afternoon locally increased clouds will be observed, in the mountains.
The temperature will rise slightly on Friday, to fluctuate slightly above the average climatic values, while by Sunday it will gradually rise further, mainly in the mountains and inland, to generally fluctuate above the average climatic values.
Source: Sigmalive