Weather: Hot, Dry, and Dusty Conditions
SadaNews: The weather will generally be clear, relatively hot to hot, occasionally dusty, and dry, with an expected rise in temperatures to be about 6 degrees Celsius above the annual average. The winds will be from the southeast to the northeast, light to moderate in speed, and the sea will have slight wave heights.
In the evening and night hours: The weather will generally be clear and relatively cool, especially over mountainous areas, with southeast to northeast winds, light to moderate in speed, and the sea will have slight wave heights.
Friday: The weather will generally be clear, relatively hot to hot, occasionally dusty, and dry, with an expected rise in temperatures to be about 7 degrees Celsius above the annual average. The winds will be from the southeast to the northeast, light to moderate in speed, and the sea will have slight wave heights.
Saturday: The weather will generally be clear, relatively hot to hot, and dry, with no change in temperatures while remaining about 7 degrees Celsius above the annual average. The winds will be from the southeast to the east, light to moderate in speed, and the sea will have slight wave heights.
Sunday: The weather will be clear to partially cloudy, relatively hot to hot, and dry, with a decrease in temperatures while remaining about 5 degrees Celsius above the annual average. The winds will be from the southeast to the east, light to moderate in speed, and the sea will have slight wave heights.
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