The latest warning from a well-known meteorologist: which districts will again be hit by rain with thunderstorms

The weather forecast indicates variable conditions across the coming days. On Sunday, June 7th, smoke is expected to be present, primarily across the western districts. The day should see minimal significant rain, though the early afternoon may bring more precipitation, accompanied by thunderstorms in the western and southwestern districts.

Winds are forecast to be unsteady at 3-7 m/s. Temperatures are predicted to range from 7-11°C overnight, with the western areas being the coldest. Daytime highs will reach 21-25°C, while the Curonian Spit will experience cooler temperatures between 16-20°C.

Monday, June 8th, forecasts increased chances of precipitation. The western and southwestern districts are expected to receive rain and thunderstorms, particularly in the early afternoon. Daytime weather will feature intermittent periods, with thunderstorms anticipated in many locations.

Winds are predicted to be unsteady at night (3-7 m/s), shifting to west winds of 4-8 m/s during the day, escalating to 7-12 m/s during thunderstorms, with gusts up to 15 m/s. Overnight lows will be 11-14°C, and daytime temperatures will be 21-25°C, though the western districts will see cooler readings of 17-20°C, marking the coldest point along the coast. Tuesday, June 9th, suggests that smoke may persist through the night and morning in many districts.

The day is expected to feature interruptions in the smoke, with the possibility of thunderstorms developing. Winds are forecast to remain unsteady at 3-7 m/s throughout the day.

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