Arabic weather – IT simulation cards of the Arabic meteorological center indicate that the Arab world will be affected by significant weather and temperature fluctuations in the coming days. This is due to a high difference in temperature of the air masses and atmospheric pressure in North Africa, the Levant and in the Arabian Peninsula. Meteorological forecasts for the Arab world can be summarized as follows:
Summary of weather conditions in the Arab world in the coming days, if God wants:
Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia: A mass of cold air from Western Europe sweeps northern Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, causing a brutal and significant drop in temperatures at winter levels. Unstable weather conditions prevail, resulting in a multiplication of clouds at different altitudes and rain showers falling in several regions. The rain is sometimes strong, accompanied by thunderstorms and hail.
Libya and Egypt: The cold air mass penetrating into the Maghreb is accompanied by a relatively hot hot air mass. Consequently, temperatures will increase considerably and very hot and generally stable time will prevail, in particular in Egypt and in the eastern regions of Libya.
The Levant: If God wants it, the rising will be affected Monday and Tuesday by cold and humid air currents. Consequently, the weather will be cold and cloudy, with intermittent rain showers, which will come in the form of snow on the high peaks of the mountains of Syria and Lebanon. Violent winds will blow, lifting waves of dust in desert regions.
From Tuesday, until Wednesday and the weekend, time will improve and temperatures will increase, going from hot to relatively hot during the weekend, if God wants.
Iraq, Kuwait and northern Saudi Arabia: Violent winds are expected on Monday, affecting several regions of Iraq, Kuwait and Northern Saudi Arabia with a violent sandstorm, especially in the afternoon and evening. Unstable weather conditions are expected in Iraq, with precipitation expected in several regions, concentrated in the northern regions on Tuesday.
Rest of the Arabian peninsula: A system of high subtropical pressure prevails, with stable and relatively hot to very hot weather in various regions, including the capital, Riyadh, and other Gulf capitals.
And God knows better.
This article is originally written in Arabic and was translated using a third -party automated service. Arabiaweather is not responsible for any grammatical errors.
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