Mild temperatures with intermittent showers and thunderstorms expected

A weak low-pressure system is influencing the area today, bringing partly cloudy skies with intervals of thicker cloud cover. This morning, there’s a chance of isolated showers along the coast. By the afternoon, brief showers or even an isolated thunderstorm may pop up in the mountains. Winds will be mostly northwest to northeast at light to moderate strength, reaching 3 to 4 on the Beaufort scale, and seas will be slightly rough. Highs are expected around 25°C inland and on the coast, with a cooler 14°C in the mountains.

Tonight, skies will be mostly clear, though a few low clouds may appear now and then. Winds will stay light, mainly northwest to northeast, around 3 Beaufort, and seas will calm slightly. Temperatures will dip to 11°C inland, 13°C along the coast, and 6°C in the mountains.

Outlook for Wednesday and Thursday: Clear skies will dominate, with the possibility of isolated showers over the mountains around midday. Friday looks partly cloudy, with isolated showers or thunderstorms expected in the afternoon.

Temperatures will remain steady, staying above average for this time of year.