Mild, mostly dry weekend ahead; Next week to be wetter, cooler

This weekend is expected to be relatively dry and somewhat sunny. On Saturday and Sunday, the World Animal Day, the temperatures are expected to be at around 20 degrees Celsius. By the middle of the next week the temperatures are then expected to drop, according to Weeronline.

As the sun rose on Saturday, the fog that had been covering parts of the country was to be lifted. Some rare thin clouds are expected in the afternoon, with temperature highs of around 20 degrees.

Overnight into Sunday, showers are expected to move in from the northwest. It will likely only be light and stay in the northern part of the country. Skies are expected to clear later in the night, but fog might move in. Temperature lows are expected to hover between 8 and 12 degrees.

On Sunday, World Animal Day, there will be plenty of room from sunshine. Temperature highs will reach 19 to 20 degrees with a light to moderate northwest wind.

The weather conditions are expected to stay relatively calm after the weekend is over. By the middle of the next week, the chance of rain showers will increase, and temperatures are expected to drop. Before that, several days will remain dry, with a mix of sun and clouds.