As of 07:40, meteorological data indicates that intense rain accompanied by thunderstorms is currently spreading across the country, with reports of occasional heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and periods of moderate rain. For the coming hours, the southwest, central, and southeastern regions are expected to experience intermittent short rain, thunderstorms, and occasional heavy rain. Forecasters have warned of potential wind gusts reaching 15 to 18 m/s.
These conditions pose several hazards, including potential disruptions to traffic flow due to heavy rain, possible localized flooding in low-lying areas or on short road sections caused by strong winds, and the risk of falling debris from trees struck by thunderstorms. Looking ahead to the middle of the week, temperatures are forecast to rise significantly, reaching up to 32 degrees Celsius. This period will continue to feature intermittent heavy rain, thunderstorms, and occasional heavy rain.
In certain areas, the weather pattern may involve intense rain, associated thunderstorms, and the possibility of hail. Furthermore, the potential for squalls—sudden increases in wind speed up to 15–20 m/s—has been noted. The European Severe Storms Laboratory (ESSL) corroborates this forecast, predicting a hot day with rising temperatures to 32 degrees Celsius.
The continued threat includes occasional heavy rain, thunderstorms, and hail, alongside the risk of sudden, strong wind increases. Authorities advise that travelers and residents remain vigilant regarding the cumulative risks associated with the forecasted rain, thunderstorms, and potential high winds throughout the week.
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