Kuwait | A quintessential depression accompanied by a hot air mass will gradually affect the country and increase in intensity at the beginning of next week.

Arabia Weather - Weather forecasters at the Regional Arab Weather Center said that the latest computer model outputs indicate that Kuwait has been affected by a quintessential (thermal) depression accompanied by a hot air mass at the beginning of next week that will bring a significant and tangible rise in temperatures to reach the mid-forties in the interior and desert areas. From the state.

In detail, it is expected, God willing, that a quintuple low will approach Kuwait on Saturday, with a significant rise in temperatures to exceed 35 degrees Celsius in the capital, Kuwait, and reach the forties in the desert areas. The weather will be hot in various areas, especially desert ones, and winds will be strong. Southeasterly to easterly moderate speed, and with the hours of Saturday/Sunday night, the night temperatures tend to rise significantly and the weather is relatively hot in various regions and hotter than usual.

Sunday: Depression Al-Khamasini is centered near Kuwait and brings very hot weather and active winds

According to the latest computer data received by us at the Arab Regional Weather Center, Kuwait will be affected on Sunday by the direct effects of the Khamasin depression, which is centered near the country. Therefore, there will be another rise in temperatures in the interior regions, reaching the mid-forties, and very hot weather prevails in the various interior regions. While coastal cities, including the capital, are exposed to active, humid southeasterly winds that lower temperatures slightly, but raise humidity levels so that the feeling of heat remains high during the day.

With the hours of Sunday/Monday night, Kuwait remains under the influence of depression Al-Khamasin, as the weather remains relatively hot in various regions, especially in the interior regions.

In light of the expected weather conditions, the Arab Regional Weather Center advises against exposure to sunlight for long hours, especially during the afternoon and afternoon periods.

God knows.