Today, our country will be dominated by clear and relatively cold weather, as a result of air masses of northeastern origin that have penetrated towards the Balkans.
The exception is the mountainous areas along the eastern stretch, which, in addition to clear skies, will have occasional frequent cloudiness, however, the chance of precipitation is practically zero.
This stability of the atmosphere will accompany us even at night.
Air temperatures will experience a drop, fluctuating from -4°C, the minimum value recorded in the city of Peshkopi, to 13°C, the maximum value expected in the city of Fier.
The wind will blow light to moderate both on land and at sea, at speeds over 30 km/h from the Northeast, creating 2-face waves on the sea coasts.
