Seasonal low pressure and unstable weather conditions are affecting the region.

Tonight, low clouds will increase at times, while patchy fog or mist is expected to form locally. Winds will blow mainly from the northwest to the northeast and, along the northern coast, from the southeast, at a light 3 Beaufort, and the sea will be calm to slightly rough. Temperatures will drop to 22 degrees inland, around 23 degrees along the coast, and 18 degrees in the higher mountainous areas.

Tomorrow, after the low clouds and local patchy fog or mist clear, the weather will become mostly sunny with temporary increases in low cloud cover. However, starting around noon, developing clouds are expected to bring local showers and isolated thunderstorms, mainly in the mountains and inland areas. Winds will be mainly southwesterly to northwesterly, light to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort, and gradually along the coast up to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will be initially calm to slightly rough and later generally slightly rough. Temperatures will reach around 37 degrees inland, around 32 degrees along the coast, and around 26 degrees in the higher mountainous areas.

Tomorrow night, there will be intermittent patches of low cloud cover, while patchy fog or mist is expected in some areas, particularly in the east and inland. Winds will blow mainly from the northwest to the northeast and, along the northern coast, from the southeast, at a light 3 Beaufort, and the sea will be calm to slightly rough.

On Wednesday and Thursday, there will be periods of increased local cloud cover, while from midday onward, developing clouds are expected to bring scattered rain and isolated thunderstorms in some areas, mainly in the mountains and inland.

On Friday, there will be periods of increased local cloud cover, while isolated showers are expected after noon, mainly in the mountains.

Temperatures are not expected to change significantly through Friday, remaining close to the seasonal average.