Slight Temperature Rise Expected, Followed by Gradual Cooling
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Temperatures will rise slightly on Friday, reaching 4 degrees Celsius above average, with hot and dusty conditions. A slight cooling trend begins Saturday, with temperatures dropping to 3 degrees above average and a chance of light rain. Sunday will see further cooling to just above average temperatures.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Temperatures will be 4 degrees Celsius above average on Friday.
- Saturday will see a slight drop in temperatures to 3 degrees above average.
- There is a weak chance of scattered light rain on Saturday.
- Sunday will bring further cooling, with temperatures slightly above average.
- Winds are expected to be moderate and occasionally dust-stirring throughout the period.
A slight rise in temperatures is expected on Friday, with partially cloudy to clear skies and relatively hot conditions in mountainous areas, and hot and sometimes dusty weather elsewhere. Temperatures will be around 4 degrees Celsius above the annual average. Moderate, occasionally active northeasterly to easterly winds will stir dust, and the sea will have light waves. In the evening and at night, skies will be partly cloudy and mild in most areas, with moderate, occasionally active northeasterly to southeasterly winds stirring dust in some places, and light to moderate sea waves. On Saturday, the weather will be partly cloudy to clear and relatively hot in mountainous areas, and hot elsewhere. A slight decrease in temperatures is expected, though they will remain about 3 degrees Celsius above the annual average. There is a weak chance of scattered light rain in some areas. Light to moderate southwesterly to southeasterly winds will prevail, with light sea waves. On Sunday, skies will be partly cloudy to clear and mild in most areas. Another temperature decrease is expected, with readings remaining slightly above the annual average. Light to moderate westerly to northwesterly winds will blow, and the sea will have light waves.