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That seasonal low pressure is back, acting like the annoying colleague who insists on joining every conversation. It's giving the weather a slightly unsettled vibe as we dive into the new week.
Today starts off with the usual sunshine swagger, with the weather being mostly clear. But don't let your guard down. This afternoon, a few locally increased clouds will sneak in. Think of them as tiny, fleeting rain-bombs, and isolated showers can't be ruled out, especially if you're hanging out in the mountains.
The winds are feeling purposeful today, blowing mainly southwesterly to northwesterly, light to moderate (3 to 4 Beaufort). They'll gradually ramp up to locally strong (5 Beaufort) in windward areas. Basically, the breeze is finding its confidence! The sea will follow suit, generally becoming slightly rough.
As for the temperatures, we're keeping it reasonable: a pleasant 32°C inland, a cool 29°C on the coasts, and a refreshing 24°C in the higher mountains.
A mild night with a western twist
Tonight, things get a little cloudier in the western half of the island. It seems the west side is where the party is happening. These clouds may even drop isolated showers, just to keep things interesting. The winds will remain cooperative, blowing light to moderate (3 to 4 Beaufort), leaving the sea slightly rough.
The midweek muddle
Looking ahead to Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, we're in for a bit of a pattern with locally increased clouds popping up at intervals and the continued possibility of isolated showers. It's the kind of weather that reminds you to keep both your sunglasses and a tiny umbrella handy.
The good news is that temperatures are being perfectly polite. They're not expected to show any significant change, staying right where they should be, close to the average climatic values. No thermal drama, just comfortable consistency.
So, enjoy the mostly clear skies, but maybe glance up occasionally. You never know when a mountain shower might try to surprise you!
