Friday Forecast
The Meteorological Department has predicted that the weather will be cloudy to partly cloudy on Friday. Another decrease in temperatures is expected across the region. Conditions remain favorable for scattered rain showers to fall on certain areas until midday hours. Winds will blow from the west to north-west, ranging from moderate to active speeds. The sea state will feature medium wave heights.
As evening approaches and during the night, the sky will remain partly cloudy. Temperatures will feel relatively cool in most areas. Wind conditions will ease, shifting to light to moderate speeds from the west to north-west directions. Sea conditions are expected to improve, with light wave heights recorded.
Weekend Outlook
Saturday will see partly cloudy to overcast skies, with temperatures remaining moderate in most locations. A rise in temperatures is anticipated compared to Friday. Winds will shift to come from the north-west to north-east, maintaining light to moderate speeds. The sea will continue to experience light wave heights.
Sunday is forecast to bring partly cloudy to clear skies. Temperatures will stay consistent with no significant changes noted. Winds will originate from the north-west to west, blowing at light to moderate speeds. Sea conditions will remain calm with light waves.
Early Week Predictions
Looking ahead to Monday, the weather will transition to partly cloudy to overcast conditions. Temperatures are expected to rise again. Winds will change direction to come from the south-west to south-east, remaining light to moderate. The sea will maintain light wave heights throughout the day.
Safety Warnings
The Meteorological Department has issued specific warnings regarding potential hazards associated with the incoming precipitation. Residents and drivers are advised to exercise extreme caution in areas experiencing rainfall due to the risk of slippery road surfaces. The possibility of hydroplaning or loss of traction on wet roads poses a significant safety concern, particularly during the morning hours when showers are most likely to occur.
