Al-Mraba’aniya enters final phase as “Shoula Star” appears

The Al-Ajari Scientific Center announced that the Al-Mraba’aniya season is nearing its end with the appearance of its third star, known as the “Al-Shoula Star,” today, 2nd January.

The center explained in a press release that the “Al-Shoula Star” lasts for 13 days and is the third and final star of the square. During the appearance of the “Al-Shoula Star,” sunrise experiences its latest delay of the entire year.

On the first day of the “Shula” period, sunrise will occur at exactly 6:43 am, while sunset will be at exactly 5:01 pm.

The night continues to be longer than the daylight hours, with the average duration of daylight reaching approximately 13 hours and 42 minutes.

During the days of “Shula,” temperatures drop during the night, particularly in open areas, with the cold becoming more intense.

Source: Al Jarida