Heavy Showers Expected Over Three Days From Today

According to the department’s weather forecast for October 27 to November 2, maximum temperatures in inland areas will range between 25 and 28 degrees Celsius during the first few days of the period, falling to 21–24 degrees on the remaining days.

Along the coast, maximum temperatures will be 24–27 degrees during the first few days and 20–23 degrees thereafter. In mountainous areas, temperatures are expected to reach 20–23 degrees initially before dropping to 16–19 degrees.

Minimum temperatures in inland areas will range between 13 and 16 degrees during the first few days, falling to 9–12 degrees later in the period. Coastal areas will see minimum temperatures of 16–19 degrees initially and 12–15 degrees thereafter.

In mountainous areas, minimum temperatures are expected to range between 14 and 17 degrees during the first few days, dropping to 10–13 degrees on the remaining days.

The department said the region would generally be under the influence of a low-pressure system and its associated frontal system during the forecast period.

Today will be partly and mostly cloudy, with scattered showers or thunderstorms and occasional fog in the morning. Similar conditions are expected on Wednesday and Thursday, while the remaining days will be partly cloudy to slightly cloudy.

Winds will generally blow from northerly directions at moderate strength, becoming strong in places on rainy days.