Cold polar winds affect Kuwait, reaching their peak on Tuesday/Wednesday night, dropping temperatures to around zero degrees Celsius

Arab Weather - The latest data from what is called computer simulation indicates that Kuwait is increasingly affected by the rush of very cold and dry winds resulting from the extension of a very cold polar air mass that rushed to eastern Europe and moved to the eastern basin of the Mediterranean Sea. The peak of the arrival of polar winds to Kuwait will be during the hours of Tuesday/Wednesday night and Wednesday dawn, which will drop temperatures to around zero degrees Celsius in some areas and very cold weather will prevail.

The weather is cold during the day and becomes very cold during the night. The northwesterly winds are active at times, which doubles the feeling of coldness, especially during the night and early morning.

Tuesday/Wednesday night: Very cold weather tonight, with temperatures dropping to around zero degrees Celsius in some areas.

The cold weather will reach its peak in Kuwait during the hours of this night, i.e. Tuesday/Wednesday night and Wednesday morning, as the flow of very cold winds towards the country increases, where temperatures will drop sharply to become around zero degrees Celsius or below in the desert and western regions of Kuwait, and very cold weather will prevail with the need to use heating methods in many areas and wear warmer clothes.

Cold weather on Wednesday, with the weather remaining very cold during the night hours

God willing, temperatures on Wednesday are expected to remain cooler than usual due to the continued control of cold winds over Kuwait, and relatively cold to cold weather will prevail in various regions, which requires wearing warmer clothes. The winds will be northwesterly, moderate in speed, sometimes active, and will be cold and dry.

During the hours of Wednesday/Thursday night, minimum temperatures will rise compared to what they were the previous night, but the weather will continue to be very cold in general, especially in the interior and desert areas, where temperatures will be below 5 degrees Celsius in those areas.

Recommendations:

• Heating crops and livestock to avoid damage.
• Safe use of heating devices.
• Wear warm clothes, especially children's clothes.

And God knows best.