Strong to very strong southwestern to western airflow affects the region, while late tonight low pressure is expected.
Today, Holy Saturday, the weather will be mainly clear, but mainly in western and southern areas, locally increased cloudiness will be observed at intervals.
Winds will be southwesterly to northwesterly, moderate to strong, force 4 to 5 Beaufort, and locally, mainly in coastal areas, very strong, force 6 Beaufort.
The sea will be rough. The temperature will rise to around 27 degrees Celsius inland, around 25 in southeast and east coasts, around 24 on north coasts, around 23 on other coasts, and around 16 degrees Celsius in higher mountainous areas.
Tonight the weather will initially be mainly clear with locally increased cloudiness in the west, but later and mainly towards Sunday morning, it will become partly cloudy and locally mainly cloudy, with isolated showers and possible isolated thunderstorms in western areas.
Winds will be mainly southwesterly to westerly, light to moderate, force 3 to 4 Beaufort, and on the coasts moderate to strong, force 4 to 5 Beaufort.
The sea in the east will be rough and in the other coastal areas moderate to rough.
The temperature will drop to around 15 degrees Celsius inland, around 16 in the south and east coasts, around 18 on other coasts, and around 6 degrees Celsius in higher mountainous areas.
On Easter Sunday, the weather will be mainly cloudy with local showers and isolated thunderstorms expected, initially in the west and north, while gradually the rest of the island’s areas will be affected.
From late afternoon into the evening, the weather significantly improves.
