A weak high-pressure system is prevailing in the region. The relatively cold air mass affecting the island will gradually subside starting tomorrow.
Today, the weather will be generally clear, although at times there will be increased, mostly high cloud cover. Winds will be mainly northeasterly to southeasterly, light to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort, and temporarily along the coast up to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort. The sea will initially be generally slightly rough to rough, but will gradually become slightly rough by the afternoon. Temperatures will rise to around 17 degrees inland, around 20 degrees along the coast, and around 10 degrees in the higher mountainous areas.
Tonight, the weather will remain mostly clear and relatively cool, while locally along the coast—and mainly in the west and north—there will be increased low cloud cover. Winds will weaken and shift to light, downslope winds of 3 Beaufort. The sea will be calm to slightly choppy. Temperatures will drop to around 6 degrees inland, around 12 on the western coast, around 10 degrees along the rest of the coast, and around 2 degrees in the higher mountainous areas, where frost is expected to form locally.
On Tuesday, the weather will be partly cloudy with locally passing clouds, while isolated showers cannot be ruled out in the mountains after noon. In the evening, rain is likely, mainly in the north, the east, and possibly in inland areas.
On Wednesday, the weather will continue to be partly cloudy with locally and temporarily cloudy conditions, while isolated showers may occur initially in the west. After noon, developing clouds are expected to bring isolated showers, mainly in the mountains. On Thursday, there will be periods of increased local cloud cover, which is expected to bring isolated showers after noon, mainly in the mountains and in eastern regions.
Temperatures will gradually rise through Thursday, reaching levels close to the seasonal average.
