
The circulation of air masses from northeastern Europe to our country will continue, causing clear weather and light and transient cloudiness, with the most noticeable cloudiness appearing in deep mountainous areas, bringing moments of snowfall.
It is expected that the afternoon and evening hours will remain under the influence of cloudiness, which will occasionally generate light rain and snow.
A significant improvement in the weather situation is expected overnight, but air temperatures will drop significantly.
Air temperatures will drop by 2-3 degrees C both in the morning and afternoon, with daily values fluctuating from -1°C, the lowest value, to 13°C, the highest value, across the territory.
The wind will blow moderately both on land and at sea, reaching maximum speeds of up to 45 km/h from the north and northeast; bringing waves over 3 feet to the sea coasts.