Ramadan in Kuwait to bring cool breezes and spring-like comfort
Meteorologist Issa Ramadan said temperatures will gradually rise during the second and third weeks of the holy month, warming up during the day while remaining cold at night, with scattered clouds and occasional rain.
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On the 21st of Ramadan (the spring equinox), day and night will be equal. Overall, the weather this Ramadan will be very pleasant across most areas of the Gulf countries and Iraq, predicts meteorologist Issa Ramadan.
Meteorologist Issa Ramadan predicted that this year’s Ramadan weather will be generally pleasant and spring-like, with cold nights at the start of the month gradually giving way to milder daytime temperatures, Q8-Press reported.
Ramadan added, “Clouds will appear in the first week, with chances of scattered rain, fog, high humidity, and low horizontal visibility before the first weekend. Winds will shift to northwesterly by the next weekend.”
He continued, “Temperatures will gradually rise during the second and third weeks, warming up during the day while remaining cold at night, with scattered clouds and occasional rain. On the 21st of Ramadan (the spring equinox), day and night will be equal. Overall, the weather this Ramadan will be very pleasant across most areas of the Gulf countries and Iraq, God willing.”
