Weather: Slight decrease in temperature.. A low-pressure system starts on Friday

SadaNews: The weather will be partly cloudy to cloudy with a slight decrease in temperatures, though they will remain slightly above their average. The winds will be light to moderate from the west to northwestern direction, and the sea will have light to moderate wave heights.

In the evening and night hours: The weather will be partly cloudy and relatively cold, especially above the mountainous areas. There is a possibility of light local rains in some regions, and the winds will be light to moderate from the southwestern to northwestern direction, with the sea having light to moderate wave heights.

Thursday: The weather will be partly cloudy to cloudy with a slight decrease in temperatures, remaining slightly above their average. There is a possibility of scattered rain in some areas during the evening and night hours, with winds from the southwestern to northwestern direction being light to moderate, and the sea will have light to moderate wave heights.

Friday: The country will be affected by a low-pressure system accompanied by a relatively cold air mass. Therefore, the weather will be partly cloudy to cloudy and relatively cold during the day and cold at night, with a noticeable decrease in temperatures, making them slightly below their average. Scattered rain showers are expected over most areas, which may be heavy at times and accompanied by thunderstorms. The winds will be moderate to active from the southwestern to northwestern direction, and the sea will have moderate to rough wave heights.

Saturday: The effect of the low-pressure system will continue over the country; hence, the weather will be partly cloudy to cloudy and cold, especially in mountainous areas. There will be a decrease in temperatures to be about 3 degrees Celsius below their average. Scattered rain showers are expected over most areas, with active winds from the southwestern to western direction, occasionally with strong gusts, and the sea will be rough.