Albania sees clear skies and temperatures up to 40°C

TIRANA, August 10 – Albania will experience mostly clear and hot weather on Monday, according to the Military Meteorological Service.

Clouds will appear occasionally around midday and in the afternoon, mainly over mountainous areas in the south. Southeastern areas may see brief periods of denser clouds. The sky will clear across the country later in the afternoon.

Meanwhile, southern areas may see isolated light rain during the midday and afternoon hours. Isolated brief thunderstorms may also occur in mountainous areas.

Winds will blow from the northwest and northeast at an average speed of 7 m/s. Speeds may occasionally reach 14 m/s along the coast and in valley areas.
The Adriatic and Ionian seas will have wave heights of 1–3 Beaufort.

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