Emirates | The heat will subside over the weekend, coinciding with the continued blowing of the Kouss seasonal winds in the eastern mountains

Arabia Weather - Meteorological specialists at the Regional Arab Weather Center said that the latest computer outputs indicate a decline in the severity of the weekend, with the seasonal winds blowing in the east of the country, accompanied by the appearance of clouds that may be cumulus, especially in the afternoon, according to the National Center.

Computer modeling: A summer weekend awaits the country, with temperatures touching the mid-40s in the interior areas of the country.

In detail, the Emirates will continue to be affected, God willing, during the end of this week by an air spike in the upper layers of the atmosphere, so the weather remains hot summer in various regions of the country, especially the desert ones, and the maximum temperature will reach by the end of the week in the capital, Abu Dhabi, approximately 41-40 degrees Celsius, while it ranges between 44-46 degrees Celsius in the interior areas, including Al Ain and its environs.

The Kouss winds visit the eastern regions. Are there any chances of thundershowers?

According to the latest computer simulation systems and the report issued by the National Center, it is expected that humid easterly winds coming from the Sea of Oman will blow over the east of the country, known locally as the “Kouss” winds. In the coming days, the Kouss winds are expected to cause clouds to appear on the eastern mountain ranges and the eastern coastal areas of the country, which may be cumulonimbus. The afternoon and afternoon hours daily, but the National Center’s report did not mention any chances of rain.

The cous winds are winds that blow on the Arabian Sea during the summer, and they are an extension of the monsoon winds in the northern Indian Ocean, which intensify during the period between the months of May and September. The cous winds, when they collide with the Hajar mountain range in the Emirates and Oman, cause the formation of cumulus clouds accompanied by strong downward winds and rain that may It reaches the point of abundance and is called “Al-Raiha” or “Al-Rawaih.” It occurs only in mountainous areas and may extend westward into the gravel plains extending between Al Ain and Al Dhaid in the UAE.

God knows.