Published at 05:01 local time on 15 November, the latest official meteorological outlook outlines a dynamic, layered weather pattern for the upcoming Sunday across the region, with shifting cloud cover, fluctuating temperatures, and targeted risks of heavy afternoon downpours. The day opens with predominantly overcast skies in the early morning hours, when isolated light local rain showers cannot be ruled out entirely. Starting from an initial low temperature range of 23°C to 24°C, conditions gradually stabilize as the morning progresses: cloud banks begin to thin and break apart, revealing patches of clear blue sky in many areas, while temperatures climb gently to roughly 28°C by late morning. A steady east-to-northeast breeze provides mild natural cooling, preventing the early daytime heat from feeling oppressive. As midday approaches, temperatures continue their upward trajectory to peak at a balmy 31°C, cloud cover thickens once more, and the likelihood of scattered rain and thunderstorm activity rises sharply. Several of these afternoon storms may bring strong, gusty wind bursts to localized zones, and short bursts of sunlight between passing showers can create a muggy, close-feeling atmosphere for outdoor residents and visitors. By the evening hours, convective storm activity steadily winds down, giving way to spells of alternating cloudy and partly clear conditions that remain dry for nearly all populated areas. Overnight temperatures settle to a comfortable 25°C to 26°C, with the gentle east-to-northeast airflow persisting through the rest of the night.