Clouds and rain across the country, check today's weather forecast

The first hours of the day will bring to Albania long intervals with clearings, where the clearings will be more visible in the coastal areas. While in the rest of the territory, it is predicted that there will be few cloudy passages. After noon, clouds are expected to appear throughout our country, where they will remain more focused in the mountainous areas, generating isolated rain.

Air temperatures will increase both in the morning and in the afternoon, fluctuating daily values ??from 13°C to 36°C.

The wind will blow at an average speed of over 35 km/h from the North-West direction, bringing waves of 2-3 degrees to the sea coast.

The first part of the day will be dominated by clear weather in almost the entire territory of Kosovo, while in the Northern areas there will be temporary passages of clouds. It is predicted that the afternoon and evening will bring frequent clouds throughout the country, occasionally generating isolated rains where the most visible are expected to be in the northern areas and partially in the Center of Kosovo. Air temperatures at noon will rise to 31 degrees C in the city of Gjakova.

The stable air masses that have covered the Southern Balkans will dictate the weather conditions in the territory of Macedonia as well, causing the morning to be under the predominance of clear skies in most of the country and light passages of clouds. While the second part of the day will increase the cloudiness throughout Macedonia, risking rains in the border areas with Albania, but the rains will be weak and isolated.

The northwest coasts of Europe as well as the Iberian peninsula will be under the dominance of unstable weather, where they will have many clouds which will occasionally generate rain showers accompanied by mini wind storms. Also, Great Britain will be cloudy and raining, but in smaller amounts. On the other hand, the Mediterranean Basin is presented, where there will be a predominance of clear skies and few cloudy passages. The most visible clearing is expected to be on the Aegean coast.