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Kuwait: Meteorological Department warns of thunderstorms and strong winds
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Kuwait: Meteorological Department warns of thunderstorms and strong winds

منبع تصویر: kuwaittimes.com

By Khalij News Agency Editorial 2 min Read time 0

The Kuwait Meteorological Department at 2:42 AM on Thursday issued warnings regarding scattered rain, sometimes with thunderstorms, and strong winds in some areas of the country. This warning, valid from 3:45 AM to 7:45 AM, particularly emphasizes that residents of coastal areas should take necessary precautions.

Weather conditions during the day

According to forecasts, Thursday in Kuwait will be relatively warm and humid, with the sky in some areas, especially coastal regions, expected to be partly cloudy to cloudy. There is also a possibility of scattered rain and thunderstorms throughout the day. Winds during this time are expected to be light and variable, blowing southeast at speeds between 8 to 32 kilometers per hour.

Temperature and weather forecast for the night

Regarding temperature, it is expected that temperatures in the Jalaliyah and Wafra areas will reach 35 degrees Celsius, while temperatures at Kuwait Airport and in the Salmi area will be 34 degrees, and in Kuwait City and the Nawais area will reach 33 degrees Celsius. The weather at night will also be mild and humid, with a chance of rain and fog formation in some areas. Winds during the night are expected to be light to moderate, with speeds between 6 to 28 kilometers per hour.

Weather forecast for the coming days

The weather from Friday to Monday will be relatively warm and humid, with a possibility of scattered rain on Friday and rain from Saturday to Monday. Daytime highs will reach 33 to 35 degrees Celsius, and nighttime lows will be between 21 to 26 degrees Celsius. Additionally, on Friday and Saturday, winds are expected to reach up to 40 kilometers per hour, and on Monday up to 42 kilometers per hour.

Source: kuwaittimes.com