The hottest day of the week: temperatures will cross the 30-degree mark

Today (Friday) is expected to be the hottest day of the week, with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees higher than the seasonal average. In inland areas, temperatures will cross the 30-degree mark, with relatively dry heat and light haze in the east. Tomorrow a slight drop in temperatures is expected, and on Sunday further relief.

Today (Friday) is expected to be the hottest day of the week, with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees higher than the seasonal average. Most parts of the country will be hotter than usual, and in inland areas temperatures are expected to cross the 30-degree mark. Inland, a relatively dry heat will be felt due to low humidity levels, and light haze is expected in the east. Tomorrow a slight drop in temperatures is expected, mainly along the coastal plain, but the weather will still be hotter than usual for the season. On Sunday, further relief from the heat is expected. Later in the week, warming is expected again, with warm weather forecast toward election day. The forecast is still uncertain, and cloud cover may increase during the day. Toward evening, local rain is possible, under conditions that may suit the phenomenon known as "warm rain."