Meteorological updates indicate that while a southern cyclone has tracked northeast following periods of light rain, the region remains under the influence of a larger system of cyclones covering Northern Europe with rain clouds. According to forecasts, the atmospheric fronts associated with the “Nora II” cyclone, which arrived from the west on Thursday, are expected to bring renewed precipitation across numerous places. Some specific areas are predicted to receive heavier rainfall amounts.
Thursday’s forecast predicts widespread rain across many places, with potential for more intense downpours and evening thunderstorms developing throughout the day. Wind conditions are expected to vary significantly. Overnight, winds in the south are forecast between 5–10 m/s, while coastal areas in the southwest will experience 7–12 m/s.
During the day, southwest winds will range from 6–11 m/s, with coastal areas seeing 7–12 m/s and gusts reaching up to 15 m/s. Temperatures are expected to transition to a cooler, autumnal pattern. Overnight lows will be between 11–15°C, rising to daytime highs of 17–22°C, though the western, northwestern, and southern districts may reach up to 23°C.
Looking ahead to Friday, August 21st, the weather is not expected to warm up, and while rain is not forecasted, fog may cover the skies in various places.
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