KUWAIT: The Meteorological Department has forecast scorching daytime temperatures and warm to humid nights over the weekend, with conditions expected to be particularly humid along coastal areas. Director of the department Dharar Al-Ali told KUNA that the country will be under the influence of a hot, relatively humid air mass from Friday, especially in coastal and nearby areas. Light fog may form during the late-night hours and early morning in some locations, particularly along the coast, he added.
The weather will be very hot with northwesterly to variable light-to-moderate winds at 8-38 km/h and occasional high clouds. The maximum temperature will range between 47°C and 49°C, while the sea will be light to moderate with waves of 1-5 feet. The night will be hot to warm with variable northwesterly winds of similar speed. Friday will see very hot and relatively humid conditions, especially along the coast, with northwesterly to southeasterly winds at 10-38 km/h and some scattered clouds.
The maximum temperature is expected between 46°C and 48°C. The sea will remain light to moderate with 2-5 foot waves. Friday night will be hot
and humid, especially in coastal areas, with southeasterly variable winds at 6-28 km/h, scattered clouds and a chance of light fog. The minimum temperature will range from 29°C to 31°C, with sea conditions between 1-4 feet.
Saturday’s daytime conditions will remain very hot and relatively humid along coastal areas, with coastal and variable southeasterly winds at 8-35 km/h and some scattered clouds. Maximum temperatures are forecast between 45°C and 47°C, with sea conditions of 1-5 feet. Saturday night will be hot and relatively humid, partly cloudy, with variable to northwesterly winds at 8-30 km/h. Minimum temperatures will be between 31°C and 33°C, and the sea will remain light to moderate with waves of 1-4 feet. – KUNA
