Weather: Slight Drop in Temperatures
SadaNews: The weather will be partly cloudy to clear and pleasant in most areas, with a slight further drop in temperatures. Winds will be from the southwest to northwest, moderate to active in speed, and the sea will have a moderate wave height to turbulent.
In the evening and night hours: the weather will be partly cloudy to clear and relatively cool in mountainous areas, pleasant in other areas, with winds from the northwest to southwest, moderate to active in speed, and the sea will have a moderate wave height to turbulent.
Thursday: The weather will be partly to mostly cloudy with a noticeable drop in temperatures, making it relatively cool in mountainous areas and pleasant in the rest of the regions. There is a weak chance of light local rain in some areas of the country. Winds will be from the northwest to west, moderate to active in speed, and the sea will have a moderate wave height to turbulent.
Friday: The weather will be partly cloudy and pleasant in most areas, with a rise in temperatures. During the morning hours, there is a weak chance of light local rain in some areas, with winds from the northwest to southwest, light to moderate in speed, and the sea will have a light to moderate wave height.
Saturday: The weather will be generally clear, moderate in mountainous areas, and relatively hot in other areas, with another rise in temperatures. Winds will be from the northwest to southwest, light to moderate in speed, and the sea will have a light to moderate wave height.
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