Humidity in Kuwait to Remain High Until Friday

Kuwait will face high humidity and dusty conditions until Friday morning. The Meteorology Department warns of hot air and strong winds exceeding 50 km/h, impacting visibility and causing increased sea waves. Daytime temperatures will range from 39°C to 43°C, with nighttime lows between 28°C and 30°C.

Kuwait is set to endure high humidity and dusty conditions until Friday morning, as stated by the Meteorology Department. Dharar Al-Ali, the acting director, informed the public on Tuesday that the region is facing a surface low-pressure system that is driving in hot, humid air along with strong southeasterly winds that can exceed 50 kilometers per hour.

These winds are likely to stick around until midnight, which will significantly reduce visibility, particularly in open areas, and cause sea waves to rise over six feet. As for Tuesday’s weather, residents can expect it to be hot and somewhat humid throughout the day, with increased humidity likely along coastal areas during the night.

Forecasts indicate daytime temperatures could reach anywhere from 39°C to 43°C, while the night-time lows are expected to be between 28°C and 30°C. In light of these conditions, Al-Ali has urged individuals to remain informed by following updates on the Meteorology Department’s platforms and through the government’s “Sahel” app for the latest weather alerts and advisories.

In summary, Kuwait will experience high humidity and dust through Friday due to a low-pressure system. Wind speeds over 50 km/h will affect visibility, particularly in open areas, while coastal regions will see rising sea waves. Overall, residents should prepare for high temperatures and remain updated on the weather through official channels.

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