Monday's daytime temperatures will range between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius across most of the country.Pictured here: Helsinki's Pikku Huopalahti on Sunday, 12 July, when temperatures climbed into Finnish heatwave territory. Image: Tina Lundán / YleYle News8:54While much of the country remains comfortably warm, scattered showers are expected across southern and central regions, particularly in the east.Near the eastern border and in the southeast, some showers may develop into thunderstorms. Elsewhere, sunshine is likely to prevail, especially along the western coast and in parts of Lapland.Tuesday will see more settled weather in southern and central Finland, where clear skies and temperatures approaching 25 degrees should make for a typically summery day.Lapland, however, will be crossed by a weak weather front. Its main effect will be increased cloud cover, with the thicker clouds expected to keep temperatures somewhat lower than on Monday.