Summer-Like Weather Expected This Weekend With Temperatures Above Average
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Temperatures will rise significantly this weekend, reaching up to 5 degrees Celsius above the annual average. Friday will see a 3-degree rise, with a further increase on Saturday. The weather will be relatively hot during the day and cooler at night, especially in mountainous areas. The meteorological service had previously warned of fog reducing visibility.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Temperatures will be up to 5 degrees Celsius above average this weekend.
- Friday will see temperatures 3 degrees Celsius above average.
- Saturday will experience a further slight temperature increase.
- Daytime weather will be relatively hot, with cooler nights.
- Mountainous areas will be cooler at night than plains and coastal regions.
- Fog previously reduced visibility on Thursday morning.
Temperatures are expected to rise significantly across the region this weekend, reaching up to 5 degrees Celsius above the annual average. On Friday, temperatures will be about 3 degrees Celsius higher than usual, with a moderate to relatively hot daytime climate. Nights will be relatively cool in mountainous areas and refreshing in plains and coastal regions. Winds will be light to moderate, occasionally picking up, and the sea will have low waves.
Saturday will see a further slight increase in temperatures, making them approximately 5 degrees Celsius above the annual average. The daytime will be relatively hot, while evenings and nights will be cool in mountainous areas and pleasant in plains and coastal areas. Winds will be light to moderate, and the sea will have low waves.
On Sunday, temperatures are expected to remain stable, still about 5 degrees Celsius above the annual average, with a relatively hot, summer-like daytime climate. Nights will be relatively cool in mountainous areas and pleasant in plains and coastal regions. The meteorological service had previously warned of reduced horizontal visibility due to fog formation on Thursday morning.
