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It’s a scorcher, and it’s not letting up just yet. A seasonal low-pressure system is hanging around, but that doesn’t mean much drama, just a lot of sun and some toasty temps.
Today:
Expect mostly sunny skies, perfect for beach lounging or a shaded terrace coffee. By midday, a few clouds might roll in over the mountains, but nothing to cancel plans over. Winds will play musical chairs, starting out from the northeast to southeast, then swinging southwest to northwest later on, staying light to moderate (3–4 Beaufort for the sea-savvy). The sea’s keeping it calm, maybe just a gentle ripple here and there.
As for the heat? It’s climbing to a sizzling 36°C inland, around 33°C on the coast, and a cooler 26°C in the mountain highs.
Tonight:
Skies stay mostly clear, great for stargazing if you're out late. Light breezes will come mainly from the southwest to northwest at 3 Beaufort (maybe a touch stronger early on), and the sea will stay mellow. Temps drop to a still-warm 22°C inland and coast, and a refreshing 17°C up in the mountains.
Looking Ahead (Thursday–Saturday):
More sunshine on the way! Mostly clear skies each day, with temps edging up a little on Thursday and holding steady after that. Overall, it’s going to stay warmer than usual for this time of year, perfect if you’re into pool days and late-night strolls.
So in short: stay hydrated, find some shade, and enjoy the summer vibes, just maybe save the hiking for the morning.
