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Kuwait Weather: Heat and Chance of Light Rain on Tuesday
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Kuwait Weather: Heat and Chance of Light Rain on Tuesday

منبع تصویر: kuwaittimes.com

By Khalij News Agency Editorial 2 min Read time 37,378

The weather in Kuwait for Monday, October 23, 2023, is generally expected to be hot and relatively humid. Coastal areas will experience gentle to moderate northwesterly winds at speeds between 8 to 28 kilometers per hour, and the sky will be partly cloudy. At night, temperatures will be relatively warm to mild, and humidity will continue in coastal areas.

Forecasted Temperature on Monday

According to weather forecasts, the temperature in Kuwait City on Monday will be 38 degrees Celsius, and in the Nawaisib area, it will be 37 degrees Celsius. Additionally, temperatures at Kuwait Airport and in the Jahra area will reach 40 degrees Celsius, while in Wafra and Salmi, it will reach 41 degrees Celsius.

Chance of Light Rain on Tuesday

On Tuesday, October 24, warm and partly cloudy weather is expected, with a chance of light and scattered rain. The temperature on this day will reach 38 degrees Celsius, accompanied by a minimum temperature of around 25 degrees Celsius. Winds will shift from the north to variable directions, with speeds between 8 to 38 kilometers per hour.

From Wednesday to Friday, the weather in Kuwait will remain hot and humid, especially in coastal areas where the skies will be partly cloudy. There is also a possibility of fog formation at night. During this period, temperatures will reach around 37 degrees Celsius, with minimum temperatures expected to be around 22 degrees Celsius.

Overall, the weather conditions in Kuwait in the coming days, especially for residents of coastal areas, will require special attention, as heat and humidity can impact daily activities. Therefore, it is recommended that citizens and residents pay special attention to safety and health precautions during these days.

Source: kuwaittimes.com