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Tribune News Network
Doha
Temperatures in Qatar will begin to plunge significantly from Thursday, with the minimum hovering around 12-19° Celsius and maximum around 20-26°C, Qatar Meteorology Department (QMD) has said.
It has also predicted intermittent, scattered rain of varying intensities until Thursday (February 25).
“The chances of rain expected to increase on Wednesday, which may be thundery in some areas accompanied by strong wind at times,” the QMD said.
The rain may be accompanied by thunder and sudden strong winds, QMD said in its latest weather report.
The QMD has also forecast fresh northwesterly winds from Thursday midday. Wind speeds may range between 12 and 22 KT during the weekend, with possible gusts reaching 28 KT inshore and offshore.
The QMD also said Bard Al Ajouz days will start at the end of February and will last till March beginning. Bard Al Ajouz , old woman’s cold, is a local term given to the last of the cold spells at the end of the winter season that leads to a sudden drop in temperatures after they have risen significantly, usually late in February lasting until first week of March.
Doha
Temperatures in Qatar will begin to plunge significantly from Thursday, with the minimum hovering around 12-19° Celsius and maximum around 20-26°C, Qatar Meteorology Department (QMD) has said.
It has also predicted intermittent, scattered rain of varying intensities until Thursday (February 25).
“The chances of rain expected to increase on Wednesday, which may be thundery in some areas accompanied by strong wind at times,” the QMD said.
The rain may be accompanied by thunder and sudden strong winds, QMD said in its latest weather report.
The QMD has also forecast fresh northwesterly winds from Thursday midday. Wind speeds may range between 12 and 22 KT during the weekend, with possible gusts reaching 28 KT inshore and offshore.
The QMD also said Bard Al Ajouz days will start at the end of February and will last till March beginning. Bard Al Ajouz , old woman’s cold, is a local term given to the last of the cold spells at the end of the winter season that leads to a sudden drop in temperatures after they have risen significantly, usually late in February lasting until first week of March.
