Clear weather expected, temperatures rise up to 34°C

TIRANA, June 16 – The Military Meteorological Service said on Tuesday that Albania will be under stable atmospheric conditions.

Weather is forecast to remain clear across most of the country. Light and passing cloud cover is expected, mainly during midday and afternoon hours. In eastern mountainous areas, cloud cover may reach moderate levels at times.

Light and short-lived rainfall is expected from midday to afternoon in eastern mountainous regions. Isolated high-altitude areas may also see brief thunderstorms.

Wind will blow from the southeast to southwest. It will reach an average speed of 8 m/s. Sea conditions are expected to be calm, with wave levels of force 1–2 on the Beaufort scale.

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