Is Fall Officially Upon Us?
29 Sep 202511:22 AM
Is Fall Officially Upon Us?
The Meteorological Department at the Directorate General of Civil Aviation predicts partly cloudy skies tomorrow, with temperatures dropping, especially over the mountains and inland, falling below seasonal averages. Dense fog is expected over the highlands, with occasional light, scattered rain in northern areas. Winds will pick up, causing higher sea waves.

Daily Forecast:

Monday: Partly cloudy, temperatures falling along the coast and mountains, humidity rising, fog over highlands, winds active in the north.

Tuesday: Partly cloudy, cooler than seasonal averages, dense fog over mountains, occasional light rain in the north, winds strengthening, higher sea waves.

Wednesday: Partly cloudy, continued temperature drop over mountains, cool nights, scattered drizzle possible, gradual clearing during the day.

Thursday: Partly cloudy, temperatures mostly stable, relatively cold nights and early mornings in mountains and inland, fog forming over highlands.

Temperatures: Coast 20–27°C, mountains 13–21°C, inland 12–29°C.

Winds: Southwest, active in northern regions, 15–35 km/h.

Sea: Rough overall, surface temperature 28°C.

Humidity on the coast: 65–80%.