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All quiet on the weather front today. Just a weak low-pressure system in the area, nothing to worry about.
The day will start off mostly sunny, with some clouds building up in the afternoon. A few isolated showers or even a quick thunderstorm might show up, mainly over the mountains, inland areas, or down in the southeast. There may be some light dust in the air now and then. Winds will be coming from the southwest to northwest, generally moderate to strong, and could get a bit gusty along the southern coast. The sea will be a little choppy. Temperatures will reach 29°C inland, 22°C on the west coast, around 25°C elsewhere along the coast, and 19°C in the higher mountains.
Tonight will stay mostly clear, with a few low clouds drifting through the west. Winds will ease up, staying light to moderate, and the sea will calm down a bit. Temperatures will drop to 16°C inland, around 18°C on the coast, and 7°C in the mountains.
Wednesday follows the same pattern. Mostly sunny to start, then some afternoon clouds that could bring local showers and a thunderstorm or two, especially in the mountains and inland. There's a chance of hail if storms develop. Thursday is shaping up similarly: a pleasant morning with some afternoon clouds and the possibility of a brief shower over the mountains. By Friday, skies will be mostly clear throughout the day, and temperatures will climb slightly.
In short, nothing major going on. Just a few afternoon showers in the mix, otherwise a fine stretch of weather. Let’s move on with our week and enjoy the day!
