Warm Weather Returns Gradually After Cold Snap, But Won't Last
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Temperatures will gradually rise starting Friday after an unusual cold spell, reaching above seasonal averages in mountainous areas by Saturday. This warming trend is expected to be brief, with a slight temperature drop forecast for Sunday. The weather will be mostly clear with some partly cloudy skies and active easterly winds in the north.
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- Temperatures will gradually rise starting Friday after an unusual cold spell.
- Mountainous regions will see temperatures above seasonal averages by Saturday.
- The warming trend is expected to be short-lived, with a slight drop on Sunday.
- Clear to mostly clear skies are forecast for Friday and Saturday.
- Active easterly winds will blow in the northern highlands on Friday and Saturday mornings.
Following a period of unusually cold weather and a noticeable drop in temperatures, a gradual warming trend is set to begin on Friday. Temperatures are expected to rise above seasonal averages in mountainous regions by Saturday. However, this warmth will be short-lived, with a slight decrease in temperatures anticipated on Sunday.
On Friday, the weather forecast predicts clear to mostly clear skies with a slight temperature increase, keeping most areas within their usual temperature ranges. Active easterly winds are also expected in the northern highlands during the morning hours.
The weather on Saturday will remain clear to partly cloudy, with an additional slight rise in temperatures, particularly in mountainous and inland areas. Temperatures in mountainous regions are expected to exceed seasonal norms. Active easterly winds are forecast again for the northern highlands on Saturday morning.
By Sunday, the skies will continue to be clear to partly cloudy, but temperatures will experience a slight decline, returning to their seasonal averages across most of the country.
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