Sizzling forecast: Temperature soars to 34 Degrees

The Meteorological Service's forecast indicates that the region is currently experiencing weak high pressure, resulting in intermittent sparse dust that will gradually diminish beginning Wednesday.

Today's weather will be predominantly clear, with some locally increasing high clouds in the afternoon. Winds will mainly come from the northeast to east, light to moderate, ranging between 3 to 4 Beaufort, and occasionally moderate at 4 Beaufort. The sea conditions will be choppy to slightly rough. Temperature-wise, inland areas will reach around 34 degrees Celsius, while the south and east coasts will experience temperatures around 32 degrees Celsius. The rest of the coast will have temperatures around 28 degrees Celsius, and higher mountain areas will be around 24 degrees Celsius.

In the evening, the weather will remain mostly clear, although some scattered high clouds may appear. Winds will predominantly come from the northwest to northeast, occasionally light to moderate, ranging between 3 to 4 Beaufort, and the sea conditions will be calm to slightly rough. Temperatures will drop to around 20 degrees Celsius inland, as well as on the south and east coasts. The rest of the coast will have temperatures around 18 degrees Celsius, while the higher mountain regions will be around 16 degrees Celsius.

On Wednesday, expect mostly clear weather with increasing high clouds in the evening. Some areas in the west may experience locally increasing low clouds. Temperatures on Wednesday are expected to rise slightly, surpassing the average climatic values.

Thursday's weather will be mostly clear, although intermittent medium to high clouds may appear, and there's a possibility of isolated light rain. The western half of the island may also experience locally increasing low clouds. Temperatures are anticipated to drop.

Friday will see the development of localized cloud cover, potentially leading to isolated rain showers and even isolated thunderstorms, particularly in the mountainous areas. There won't be significant temperature changes.