Iraq | An air depression affecting the northern regions, and rainy winter weather at intervals in those regions

Arab Weather - The latest outputs of computer numerical models in the Arab Regional Weather Center indicate that the effects of the strong air instability that dominated all regions of Iraq on Tuesday have ended, and the weather will stabilize in most regions, except for the northern regions, which will be under the influence of a rainy winter depression on Wednesday.

In the details, the weather forecast staff at the Arab Regional Weather Center reported that the northern regions of Iraq were affected by an air depression associated with an air mass with lower temperatures, so a significant drop in temperatures occurs in all regions, while remaining slightly above average for this time of the year.

The weather is relatively cold in the northern and western regions, but it is pleasant and sunny in the rest of the regions.

In the north of the country, the weather will be cloudy and rainy at times in many regions. The rains will be of varying intensity and sometimes heavy, causing torrential rains to form and the water level to rise in some areas. It is not excluded that snow showers will fall over the towering northeastern mountain peaks.

The winds will be westerly to southwesterly, moderate in speed, brisk at times.

The effects of the depression recede at night, with showers of rain continuing in some northern regions

The effects of the depression recede from the north of the country on Thursday / Friday night, and the weather is cold in most of the northern and western regions, but it is pleasant in the rest of the regions, and it tends to be cold in the late night and early morning hours.

Clouds continue to appear at different heights in the far northern regions, with the opportunity still ripe for sporadic showers of rain in some northern regions.

The winds will be variable in direction to westerly, light to moderate speed in general.

And the recommendations continue in these weather conditions from the dangers of torrential rains and the rise in water levels in some cities and neighborhoods in northern Iraq.

God knows.