Today, a low-pressure system will bring cloudy skies, local showers, and some thunderstorms. Hail is also possible.
The dust in the air should clear up by evening.
Winds will start from the northeast, blowing weak to moderate, around 4 to 5 Beaufort. Later, they will shift to the northwest but stay at the same strength. Expect rough seas.
Temperatures will reach about 19 degrees inland, 20 degrees on the coast, and 9 degrees in the mountains. A yellow warning is in place from 11:00 to 18:00 for severe weather.
Tonight, clouds will increase with a chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms, mainly in the west and north. Winds will shift to west and northwest and become lighter.
Temperatures will drop significantly, with a chance of frost in the mountains.
This Friday and over the weekend, expect unstable weather with rain, thunderstorms, and possible snowfall in higher areas. Temperatures will remain below average until Saturday but may rise slightly on Sunday.
