Iraq | A moderate air mass affects the country in the second half of the week, and the weather increases at night

Arab Weather - Weather maps in the Arab Regional Weather Center indicate that temperatures will continue to be slightly lower than their rates for this time of the year, and the weather will be on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday moderate in the northern and western regions, tending to heat in the afternoon and afternoon periods, while it is relatively hot in the rest of the regions , coinciding with the spread of clouds at different altitudes and there is a possibility of local showers of rain over scattered and limited areas of the country, which may be accompanied by thunder in some parts.

On Sunday, moderate to brisk southeasterly winds will blow over the western regions, raising dust and causing a decrease in horizontal visibility.

A moderately warm air mass affects the country in the second half of the week

The weather forecast staff at the Arab Regional Weather Center monitors the impact of Iraq in the second half of the week by a moderately hot air mass, where there is an additional drop in temperatures, and the weather is moderate in most areas, tending to heat in the afternoon and afternoon periods, while it remains relatively hot in the southern regions, In conjunction with the continued appearance of clouds at different heights, especially the low ones, the chances of rain still exist in some limited and random areas.

It gets colder at night and needs to wear a coat

Night temperatures tend to drop further in the coming days, and the weather will tend to be cold in the northern and western regions, turning to relatively cold with the passage of time, while it is moderate in the rest of the regions and tends to be cold in the late night hours, dawn and early morning in several parts, including the capital, Baghdad.

In light of the colder weather during the night hours, the Arab Weather website advises the necessity of wearing a coat during the late night and dawn hours, especially for residents of the northern and western regions.

God knows