Forecasters anticipate that noticeable changes in the local weather conditions will begin as early as Tuesday. Although the preceding night remained relatively cool across much of the country, a warm air mass is projected to begin moving into the region from the south on Tuesday. According to the detailed forecast, the influence of the incoming heat will become apparent on Tuesday, as the warm air front sweeps in from the south.
Specifically, the southern and southeastern borders of Lithuania are expected to be covered by a wavy atmospheric front. This system will bring periods of heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms. The precipitation is forecast to occur predominantly during the morning hours and throughout the day, affecting the southern and southeastern regions most significantly.
Regarding wind conditions, the forecast indicates that the prevailing wind pattern overnight will be from the east, with speeds ranging between 4 and 8 meters per second. While thunderstorms are expected, forecasters describe the activity as relatively mild, noting that any associated thunder will likely be distant, originating from neighboring areas. Overall, the transition to warmer air and associated weather patterns is expected to mark a significant shift in the regional climate starting Tuesday.
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