Tuesday, May 19th, will begin with high and medium clouds moving from west to east, leaving the sky partly cloudy, especially in the early morning hours along the coast with low clouds. As the morning progresses, clearings will appear from the west. From late morning onwards, the sky will become clear or slightly cloudy in most areas, although clouds will develop in the Pyrenees, Pre-Pyrenees, and the prelitoral mountain range, potentially leaving the sky partly to very cloudy in these locations and in the northern third. In the afternoon, these clouds will extend to the western third of the territory.

From midday, isolated showers are expected in the mountainous areas of the northeastern quadrant's interior, as well as in the Pyrenees and the prelitoral range. These showers will be light to moderate in intensity, accumulating minimal amounts. However, locally strong showers are not ruled out in the northeastern quadrant's interior, accumulating more abundant rainfall.

Regarding temperatures, a slight to moderate rise is forecast generally. In some parts of Ponent, the rise in maximum temperatures could be notable, locally exceeding 28 degrees Celsius.

Visibility will be good to excellent for most of the day. However, from dawn until mid-morning, visibility is expected to be fair to poor in the northern depressions of the Central Depression, Pre-Pyrenees, and the northeastern quadrant, as well as in parts of the southern coast and pre-coastal areas. Visibility may also be fair during showers.

The wind will be light and variable in direction during the early morning and evening, with intervals of light land breeze along the coast. For the rest of the day, a light to moderate wind will prevail. Along the coast, pre-coast, and the rest of the northeastern quadrant, the wind will be from the south, while in the northwestern quadrant, it will be from the west.