The weekend will not bring stable weather. According to the meteorological forecast, the country will remain under unsettled conditions, with clouds, rainfall and isolated episodes of thunderstorms, while the start of next week is also expected to bring worsening weather across most of the territory.
Saturday with rain and clouds across the country
The synoptic forecast shows that Saturday will be dominated by moderate to dense cloud cover, with occasional clear spells. Rain is expected to begin in the early hours of the day and, in some areas, appear in the form of short-term thunderstorms.
According to the published data, northwestern areas, part of the center and local areas in the south may receive moderate-intensity rainfall, accompanied by lightning. After midday, the intensity is expected to ease, while in the evening the rain may temporarily stop.
Sunday starts calmer, but rain returns after midday
Unlike Saturday, Sunday is expected to see a temporary break in rainfall during the first part of the day. However, according to the forecast, rain returns after midday, first along the coastline and then across the rest of the territory.
Sunday’s rainfall is forecast to be mainly low intensity, indicating that the instability will not disappear, but only ease for a few hours.
The new week begins with worsening weather
The start of next week, according to the published meteorological outlook, is expected to once again bring dense cloud cover and rainfall across most of the country. In the north, northwest, partly in the center and locally in the south, short-term thunderstorms with lightning are not being ruled out.
The forecast does not mention episodes of very high intensity, but it signals a continued presence of rainfall in the coming days, at times light and at times moderate.
Temperatures remain almost unchanged
Temperatures over the weekend are expected to range from 8 to 22 degrees Celsius, with no significant changes from day to day. At the start of next week, forecast values range from 9 to 24 degrees Celsius.
Winds are expected to blow from the southern quadrant at speeds of around 8 meters per second, while along the coast and in valley areas they may reach up to 16 meters per second. This will bring sea waves of force 2 to 4.
For weekend travel, especially in coastal areas and on routes where rainfall is accompanied by wind, weather conditions require increased caution.
The published forecast clearly shows that the weather remains unstable and that the return of rainfall will not be an isolated episode limited only to Saturday.