A shift in weather patterns is bringing milder temperatures to the region, though lingering icy conditions remain a concern. Following a period of cold, temperatures are expected to climb to as high as 16 degrees Celsius in some areas, offering a welcome change as the month draws to a close.
Overnight into Wednesday, the weather is not expected to change significantly, with an anticlyclone continuing to influence conditions. Clouds will move in from the west during the morning hours, but major precipitation is not anticipated, though some coastal areas may experience drizzle. Icy patches will remain in place in some locations. Winds will be light, coming from the south, and temperatures will range from 3 degrees below zero to 2 degrees above zero.
A cold atmospheric front will approach from the west on Wednesday, bringing increased cloud cover and brief showers to the western parts of the country. Winds will continue to blow from the south and southwest, strengthening to 6–11 m/s. Temperatures will rise to 7–12 degrees Celsius, with slightly warmer conditions – around 13–15 degrees Celsius – expected in southern regions.
