The Meteorological Department forecast that moderate autumn weather would prevail in mountainous areas on Sunday, with relatively hot conditions in the rest of the regions, amid a slight drop in temperatures compared with recent days.
It explained that the sky would be partly cloudy to clear, with light to moderate westerly to northwesterly winds, while the sea would remain with light wave height.
During the evening and night hours, the weather will be generally clear and tend toward relative cold in mountainous areas, while moderate conditions prevail in the rest of the regions. Winds will shift to light to moderate northeasterly and easterly, with the sea continuing calm and wave height dropping.
According to the forecasts, an additional drop in temperatures will occur on Monday, with partly cloudy to clear and moderate weather in most regions, while light to moderate northwesterly winds blow and the sea remains with light wave height.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, there will be no significant change in temperatures or weather conditions, as moderate autumn and partly cloudy weather continues in most regions, with moderate northwesterly winds and the sea remaining with light wave height.
The forecasts indicate continued atmospheric stability over the coming days, with no tangible changes to the prevailing weather conditions.
