Weather: Slight Drop Today.. and a Low-Pressure System Tomorrow

SadaNews: The weather will be partly cloudy to overcast with a slight decrease in temperature while remaining slightly above the general average. During the evening hours, scattered rain is expected over some areas, with winds being light to moderate from the south-west to the north-west, and the sea having a slight to moderate wave height.

In the evening and night hours: the weather will be partly cloudy to overcast and cold, especially over mountainous areas. Scattered rain showers are expected over most regions, with winds being light to moderate from the south-west to the north-west, and the sea having a slight to moderate wave height.

Friday: The country will be affected by a low-pressure system accompanied by a relatively cold air mass, leading to partly cloudy to overcast and relatively cold weather during the day and cold at night, with a noticeable decrease in temperatures to slightly below the general average. Scattered rain showers are expected over most areas, which may be heavy and accompanied by occasional thunderstorms, with winds being moderate to active from the south-west to the north-west, and the sea having a moderate to rough wave height.

Saturday: The impact of the low-pressure system will continue over the country, resulting in partly cloudy to overcast weather and cold, especially in mountainous areas. A slight decrease in temperatures is expected, bringing them to about two degrees Celsius below the general average. Scattered rain showers are expected over most areas, which may be accompanied by occasional thunderstorms, with winds being active from the south-west to the west with strong gusts at times, and the sea being rough.

Sunday: The impact of the low-pressure system will continue over the country, resulting in partly cloudy to overcast weather and cold, especially in mountainous areas. A slight increase in temperatures is expected but will remain slightly below the general average. Scattered rain showers are expected over most areas, with winds being moderate to active from the west to the north-west, and the sea having a moderate to rough wave height.