Rain will retreat: warmth is coming this weekend

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are anticipated in many regions, accompanied by variable winds and a high of 17-22 degrees Celsius. The chance of small hail also remains in some areas.

As Friday night progresses, a cyclone is expected to dissipate, allowing a high-pressure system to strengthen. This shift will bring clearer skies with only brief, scattered showers in some locations. Winds will be light, and fog may form in certain areas. Temperatures will drop to between 9-14 degrees Celsius.

Friday daytime will see cumulus clouds developing, leading to short-lived showers and thunderstorms in many places during the afternoon. The north wind will remain light, and temperatures will rise to 18-23 degrees Celsius.

On Saturday, the influence of an anticyclone will increase, resulting in fewer showers, with only isolated occurrences. More clear sky patches are expected. Overnight temperatures will remain similar, between 10-15 degrees Celsius, while daytime temperatures are predicted to be a more pleasant 19-24 degrees Celsius.