Weather forecast: Clear conditions with passing clouds, temperatures up to 33°C

TIRANA, June 9 – The Military Meteorological Service said on Tuesday that Albania will be under stable atmospheric conditions.

Skies will be mostly clear. Cloud cover will pass during midday hours. In addition, light and occasional rainfall will develop in mountainous areas during the afternoon. These showers will remain weak in intensity.

Meanwhile, eastern mountain areas and highlands in the south will see short-lived rain showers. Some showers may take the form of brief thunderstorms.

Wind will blow from the northeast to northwest. Average speed will reach 5 m/s. At the same time, coastal and valley areas will experience stronger gusts up to 10 m/s. Sea conditions will remain slight, with force 1–2.

Temperatures will rise during the day. Maximum values will reach up to 33°C.

/a.p./

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