This weekend is expected to be characterized by stable weather and warm temperatures, while the beginning of next week will bring worsening weather conditions, with rainfall, storms and strong winds in some areas of the country.
According to the meteorological forecast, during the weekend the weather will be mostly clear in most of the territory, with long intervals of sunshine and few transient clouds, mainly in mountainous areas.
A temporary improvement in weather conditions is expected on Tuesday, but this situation will not last long. Rainfall is expected to return on Wednesday, covering most of the territory in the early hours of the day. Temperatures will mark a slight increase in minimum values and are expected to fluctuate from 4 to 23-24 degrees Celsius.
"For the weekend, the stability of atmospheric conditions will continue, where the weather is expected to be clear in most of the territory, meaning full hours of sunshine, but there will also be a few passing clouds, mainly along the mountainous reliefs of the country. The wind will blow from the south, at a speed of up to 8 m/s, causing the waves in the sea to be of force one to two. In terms of thermal conditions, temperatures are expected to be 4 to 22°C. As for the beginning of the week and the following week, specifically on Monday, a deterioration in atmospheric conditions is expected. The weather is expected to be medium to dense clouds.
Rainfall is expected to be present in the first 24 hours. They are expected to be of low intensity in most of the territory. While in the central and southern areas, precipitation is expected to be in the form of short-term thunderstorms, occasionally accompanied by electrical discharges. The wind will blow from the south, at speeds up to 19 m/s, causing sea waves to be of force three to five. On Tuesday, a temporary improvement in atmospheric conditions is expected and rainfall will return in midweek, specifically on Wednesday.
"Precipitation is expected to be present in most of the territory in the first 24 hours, while in the central and southern areas, short-term thunderstorms are expected, accompanied by electrical discharges. Regarding thermal conditions, temperatures are expected to increase slightly in the morning hours. They are expected to be 7 to 23-24°C. The wind intensity is expected to be up to 19 m/s, causing the waves at sea to be of force three to five," said forecaster Elida Maloçali, from the Military Meteorological Service.
