An unstable air mass will affect the region through Wednesday. Tonight, there will be periods of increased cloud cover, which may later lead to isolated showers or even thunderstorms, particularly along the coast and in northern areas. Winds will be mainly west to northwest and locally up to northeast, light at 3 Beaufort, and the sea will be calm to slightly rough. Temperatures will drop to around 14 degrees inland, around 16 on the southern and eastern coasts, around 17 degrees along the rest of the coast, and around 8 degrees in the higher mountainous areas.
Tomorrow, initially in the morning hours, the weather will be mostly clear with locally increased cloud cover, which may bring isolated showers or even thunderstorms to the western and northern coasts. Gradually, however, the weather will become mostly cloudy in several areas, with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms expected, particularly in the mountains, in inland areas, and possibly in the southeast. Winds will blow from the southwest to the northwest and will initially be locally variable, light, 3 Beaufort, later becoming light to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort, and temporarily on the windward coasts up to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will be slightly rough. Temperatures will rise to around 27 degrees inland and along the coast, and around 17 degrees in the higher mountainous areas.
Tomorrow night, the weather will be mostly clear, but locally in western and northern areas, increased cloud cover will occur at times. Winds will be light, blowing downslope at 3 Beaufort, and the sea will be calm to slightly rough.
On Wednesday, the weather will initially be mostly clear, but clouds will gradually develop, bringing isolated showers or even thunderstorms in the afternoon, mainly in the mountains and inland areas. On Thursday and Friday, the weather will be mostly clear with locally increased cloud cover after noon.
Temperatures will gradually rise slightly through Friday but will continue to hover slightly below average.
