The Meteorological Service says today will start partly cloudy with some medium and high clouds. But these clouds will soon get thicker, bringing rain and a few thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoon and evening. Some storms might even produce hail. Winds will come from the east to southeast, then become variable at 3-4 Beaufort, and may temporarily strengthen to 4-5 Beaufort. In strong weather, winds could change direction and strength. The sea might be rough at times. Expect temperatures to reach 20 degrees inland, 21 on the coast, and 11 degrees in the mountains.
Tonight, there will be some isolated showers and thunderstorms, especially in the mountains and along the coast. Winds will shift to southeast and southwest, staying weak or moderate at 3-4 Beaufort. The sea will be slightly to locally rough. Temperatures will drop to 10 degrees inland, 12 on the southern and eastern coasts, 14 on other coasts, and 4 degrees in the mountains.
From Sunday to Tuesday, we can expect ongoing instability with mostly cloudy skies, local showers, and isolated thunderstorms that might bring hail. Temperatures will drop slightly until Tuesday, getting close to or just below normal for this time of year.
