Detailed forecast for each day of this week: Rain awaits us, but also a sharp drop in temperature, this is when the first frosts arrive

Weather forecast, Photo: Alo.rs/ Illustration

Starting today, a series of strong cyclones and frontal disturbances within them will move across western and northwestern Europe, while the anticyclone field will strengthen above us, through which warm air will flow into these systems.

The occasionally weakened cold fronts, and today in the far north and Tuesday in some places in the southeast, will bring very light and transient rains, but it will be mostly dry with lots of clouds.

This will bring much warmer nights because there will be no heat radiation through the clear sky and nightly lows will be above zero everywhere, according to the meteorologist. Marko Čubrilo.

Daily highs for this part of the year will range from 15-20, and on Tuesday in some places around 22 degrees Celsius. The wind will be mostly weak, southwest and south.

On Wednesday, cycogenesis over the Atlantic will slowly weaken and this would allow the anticyclone to move its core towards Central Europe. In that position, the anticyclone would initiate the flow of cool, but relatively dry air towards us. On Wednesday, with more clouds in the west and north, there could be a bit of rain and it would cool slowly there, while it would still be relatively warm in other areas. Daily high from about 12 in the extreme northwest to about 17 in the south in some places. The wind is turning north, but you shouldn’t expect strong gusts.

Cooler weather is expected from Thursday, Thursday in some places with light rain, while later it would be dry. The daily high in a further gradual decrease should be in the range of 7 to 13 degrees Celsius on Friday, with the first morning frosts expected in some places over the weekend.

Over the next weekend, it will be dry and cool, and in the Košava area there could be a stronger wind from the southeast. In that case, there will be no fog and low clouds that could be over the rest of the region.

Around November 10, there is still a sign of a possible relocation of the anticyclone to the north, which could be an introduction to a more specific cooling, which was possible in the middle of the month.

The truth is that the next few days will be relatively warm with many clouds and less frequent light rains, and in the second part of next week there will be a gradual cooling, without precipitation.