Weather Analysis & Forecast

## Expected Weather Conditions
- Conditions are stable and dry with a mild nocturnal temperature and low humidity.
- No significant weather events (e.g., precipitation, storms, or fog) are expected.
- Practical advice: The dry air and mild temperatures are favorable for outdoor activities. However, the low humidity may increase dehydration risk; ensure adequate hydration if active.

## Forecast Valid Until
- This detailed forecast is valid for the next 12 hours, until **Saturday, December 6, 2025, at 13:17**.
- The next significant trend to monitor will be whether the recent slow pressure fall accelerates, which could indicate an approaching system beyond the 24-hour window.

## Short-Term Outlook (3 Hours)
- Pressure is expected to continue falling slowly (approx. -0.83 hPa/hr), reaching near **1007 hPa**.
- Temperature will rise gradually, adding roughly **1-2°C** from the current 26.6°C.
- Weather conditions will remain clear and dry with stable atmospheric conditions.
- Notable development: The steady, slow pressure drop is the primary feature to watch for any acceleration in rate.

## Medium-Term Forecast (12 Hours)
- Temperature range: Overnight low near **26.6°C**, rising to a daytime high near **30-32°C** by late morning.
- Pressure pattern: Initial slow fall may continue for a few hours before potentially stabilizing. The 12-hour net change has been positive (+2.4 hPa), indicating recent stability, but the current negative trend suggests a possible shift.
- Overall conditions: Sunny, dry, and warm with continued low humidity (remaining near 25-30%). No precipitation expected.

## Extended Outlook (24 Hours)
- General trend: A potential shift as the current slow pressure fall may be the leading edge of a broader pressure pattern change.
- Expected weather patterns: If pressure continues to fall, increased cloud cover is possible by late Sunday (Dec 7), though significant moisture for rain appears absent based on current very low humidity.
- Notable changes: The primary change from current conditions will be a possible end to the recent high-pressure stability, leading to increased cloudiness and a moderating temperature trend.

## Confidence Assessment
- Reliability rating: **Medium-High** for the 12-hour period.
- Factors affecting certainty: High confidence in persistence of dry, clear conditions due to very low humidity and stable recent history. Lower confidence in the exact pressure trajectory and its implications beyond 12 hours.
- What might change this prediction: A faster-than-expected pressure drop could signal an earlier arrival of a front or trough, potentially increasing clouds sooner. Conversely, if the pressure fall halts and rises again, the stable, dry pattern would persist longer.