Hot weather across Albania, temperatures expected to reach 41°C

TIRANA, August 5 – Albania will experience stable and hot weather conditions on Wednesday, according to the Military Meteorological Service.

The weather will remain clear across the country, with occasional light clouds expected in mountainous areas from midday to afternoon hours.

Winds will blow from the southeast to southwest at an average speed of 5 metres per second. Along the coastline and valley areas, wind speeds may reach up to 8 metres per second, accompanied by sea waves reaching force 1.

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