Tomorrow will be brilliantly sunny, a classic summer day where the sky stays a deep, cloudless blue from dawn until dusk. The air will feel crisp and fresh in the morning, but the sun’s intensity builds quickly, making the afternoon noticeably warm and dry on your skin.

Temperatures start out around 13 degrees at daybreak, a cool beginning that calls for a light jacket. By midday, the mercury climbs to a high of 29 degrees, and with humidity at 56 percent, the heat will feel straightforward and pleasant rather than oppressive, though direct sun will be intense.

There’s zero chance of rain, so no umbrella needed, but a steady breeze from the north-west at 20 kilometers per hour will keep the air moving nicely. This wind adds a gentle relief during the hottest part of the day, though it won’t be strong enough to stir up dust.

For planning your day, morning outings are ideal before the sun peaks, and if you’re heading out in the afternoon, seek shade and bring water. The high UV index of 8.4 means you will need sunscreen and a hat, especially between late morning and early evening.