As the day progresses, those clearings will gradually expand further and deeper inland. There is a moderate south-westerly wind. It will remain dry and at most a few light showers will appear somewhere inland.
At the coast today it will be partly cloudy at about 21 to 22 degrees and a moderate south-westerly wind. This afternoon it will be sunny with hardly any or no clouds.
Tonight and tonight it will be light to variable cloudy at sea with minimums around 14 degrees. Elsewhere it is still dry for the first time with the same minimum temperatures by morning. It cannot be ruled out that a shower will occur somewhere in the interior during the night.
Tomorrow and the rest of the week
Tomorrow we will see more variability in the coastal region with a chance of a rain or thunderstorm. The maximums are then around 21 degrees. Also inland the weather is more unstable with scattered showers and thunderstorms during the day. It will be a bit warmer with maximums around 23 degrees.
The rest of the week will remain summery and it will gradually warm up again. Tuesday will be a dry day with lots of sunshine and pleasant maxima reaching 25 degrees and more inland.
Wednesday and Thursday will be two very warm days with maximums of 26 to 28 degrees and lots of sun. By Thursday, the chance of a rain or thunderstorm will increase again later in the day.