Syria Khamsini low Thursday evening, an opportunity for thunderstorms, and high levels of dust

Arab Weather - Syria is expected to be affected by a new "Khamsini" air depression with Thursday evening hours, God willing, bringing more temperature increases to the region, activity in the wind, high concentration of dust in the air, and opportunities for thunderstorms to rain from the will of God, followed by a significant decrease On Friday evening temperatures and over the following days.

After the weather settled on Wednesday, in most parts of the Levant and the temperature decreased, expectations still indicate some scattered thunderstorms, God willing, in northern Syria and separate areas of Iraq during daylight hours, and its opportunity decreases at night.

As for Thursday, when this low-pentagonal air depression moves to be concentrated inward from Egypt, and works on the activity of southeastern winds in the regions of Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Palestine, as is the case in western Iraq.

This wind initially increases the temperature gradually and significantly compared to Wednesday, and then it increases the concentration of dust gradually in the skies starting from the western regions.

With the hours of Thursday / Friday night, the opportunity to return to thunderstorms from the rain, God willing, is muddy due to the high concentration of dust in the air, in western Iraq and Lebanon, with the hours of morning and noon on Friday, when it will be abundant locally.

With Friday afternoon and evening hours, the temperature decreases significantly and appreciably, the humidity levels rise, and the chances of rain continue in Syria, which is thunderstorm and abundant in some areas.

On Saturday, the chances of Syria being affected by a cold air mass that renews the chances of rain in many areas increases, and an additional and significant decrease in temperature prevails in a climate closer to winter, God willing, and will continue during the following period.

More details about this cold air mass in the coming days.