Short showers and potential thunderstorms are anticipated across the region on Thursday. Winds are expected to originate from the south-east, with speeds ranging from 7 to 12 m/s. Temperatures across the country are forecast to climb to 20–25 degrees, while the Curonian Spit will see slightly cooler readings of 17–19 degrees.
Friday’s weather pattern suggests continued instability, with short showers, which may occasionally be heavy, and thunderstorms developing in certain areas. The wind direction remains south-easterly, with daytime speeds predicted between 5 and 10 m/s, increasing to 7–12 m/s overnight. Temperatures are expected to rise significantly, reaching 21–26 degrees during the day and 11–16 degrees during the night.
The trend toward warmer conditions continues into Saturday. Heat is forecast to build, with temperatures reaching 25 degrees both in the evening and throughout the day. Wind patterns are set to shift on Saturday, changing direction overnight and blowing from the west or southwest during the day, with sustained speeds of 7–12 m/s.
Daytime temperatures on Saturday are projected to be between 18 and 23 degrees, following a night period of 11–16 degrees. Overall, residents should monitor forecasts regarding the expected degrees and potential thunderstorms across the country.
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