Albania expects afternoon rain and temperatures of up to 24 degrees

Albania will experience cloudy weather with sunny intervals this morning and light rain in the afternoon. Temperatures will reach 24 degrees Celsius.

The Military Meteorological Service said unstable atmospheric conditions would affect the country on Monday. Skies will remain partly to heavily cloudy, with clearer periods mainly during the first half of the day.

Meanwhile, hilly and mountainous areas will see occasional light rain from midday through the afternoon.

Northeasterly to northwesterly winds will reach average speeds of 6 metres per second. Gusts could reach 14 metres per second along the coast and in valleys and mountainous areas. Sea conditions will remain slight, at force 1–3 on the Beaufort scale.

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