Weather forecast: High temperatures and deficient precipitation in May and June

According to ANM, in the week of May 18 – 25, the thermal values will be slightly higher than those specific for this period in the northern, eastern, and central regions, while in the rest of the country, temperatures will be close to normal.

The rainfall regime will be excessive in the eastern, southeastern, and southern regions, while in other areas it will be deficient. Between May 25 and June 1, average temperatures will remain around normal, with possible slightly higher values in the northwest. Precipitation will be close to normal in the southeast, but deficient in the west and northwest.

In the week of June 1-8, temperatures will remain close to normal, and the rainfall regime will be similar. Between June 8 and 15, slightly above normal temperatures are expected in the western half of the country, with precipitation around normal values in all regions.

ANM emphasizes these trends to provide a clear picture of the weather in the upcoming period.