when is it going to warm up

It’s already relatively mild where you are, and the pattern suggests it stays that way rather than suddenly “warming up” a lot in the next couple of weeks.

Quick Scoop

• Daytime highs are hovering in the mid‑20s °C, with nights mostly in the high teens to low 20s.

• Over the coming 10–16 days, the forecast keeps highs mostly between about 24–28 °C, with only small day‑to‑day changes.

• That means you’re more in a “staying warm / slightly fluctuating” phase than in a cold‑to‑warm transition.

When it feels warmer

Even if the thermometer numbers don’t jump, it can feel warmer when:

• Sunshine increases (more clear‑sky days, fewer clouds).

• Wind eases a bit, especially in the evenings.

• Humidity goes up slightly, which can make mid‑20s feel heavier.

Over your upcoming days, you have a mix of clear and scattered‑cloud conditions, with some light rain episodes that may make specific days feel cooler or stickier.

What to expect day by day

• Next few days: Highs around 25–28 °C, mostly clear or scattered clouds, so afternoons should already feel quite warm if you’re in the sun.

• Around the wetter days: One or two days drop closer to 20 °C with rain, so those will feel a bit cooler, especially in the mornings and evenings.

• After the rain: Temperatures climb back into the mid‑20s and above, with clear skies again.

So, if you’re waiting for a noticeable “warm‑up,” the reality for your area is that you’re basically already in warm territory, and the next couple of weeks will keep you there with only mild ups and downs rather than a big sudden jump.

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