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Today, expect skies that can’t make up their mind: partly cloudy, locally cloudy, and occasionally deciding to shower just because it can. Isolated thunderstorms may pop up like surprise guests at a party you didn’t plan.
Winds will blow mainly from the northeast to southeast, though some will wander off toward the southwest because why not. They’ll be light to moderate (3–4 Beaufort), sometimes feeling feisty at 4–5 Beaufort. The sea will be slight to moderate. Basically in “I’m fine, thanks for asking” mode.
Temperatures:
- 18°C inland (sweater optional)
- 19°C on the coast (sea breeze included)
- 7°C in the mountains (the hot chocolate zone).
Tonight, the weather repeats its daytime performance: partly cloudy, locally cloudy, occasional showers, and thunderstorms that like to keep you guessing. Winds switch to mostly north–northeast with some local indecision. Speeds remain 3-4 Beaufort with occasional 4-5 Beaufort mood swings. The sea continues its slight-to-moderate emotional stability.
Wednesday:
Copy–paste from today: partly cloudy, locally cloudy, showers, isolated thunderstorms. Mother Nature likes consistency. Temperatures will be stable and average with nothing dramatic.
Thursday:
Cloudy at times with local showers. An isolated thunderstorm might show up if it remembers to RSVP. Temperatures today and tomorrow will provide a gentle warm-up; nature’s version of turning up the thermostat by one click.
Friday:
Cloudy at times with the possibility of local showers; basically Thursday’s shy younger sibling.
