Meteorologists predict ongoing thunderstorms and hot weather in coastal areas, while cooler conditions persist in mountainous regions.

The Meteorological and Early Warning Center of the General Authority for Civil Aviation and Meteorology predicts that today, Wednesday, the coastal areas will experience hot and humid weather. The forecast includes partly to mostly cloudy skies with a chance of thunderstorms in various locations along the coasts of Al-Mahra, Hadramout, Shabwa, Abyan, Aden, Lahij, Taiz, and Al-Hudaydah. Additionally, winds will strengthen along the western coasts, Bab al-Mandab, and on the island of Meyun.

Weather Conditions in Mountainous and Desert Areas

Mountainous Regions

The weather in the mountainous areas will remain dry and mild during the day, turning cold at night. There is a possibility of fog formation and varying intensities of thunderstorms across the western highlands, stretching from Saada to Al-Dhale, Taiz, and Lahij in the south, and extending eastward to Al-Bayda, Abyan, and Shabwa.

Desert and Plateau Areas

In the desert and plateau regions, expect dry and clear to partly cloudy weather. The daytime will be hot, while temperatures will moderate at night. Moderate to strong winds may stir up dust and sand in these areas.

Expected Temperatures

Coastal Areas

• Aden: 32°C / 27°C
• Mukalla: 32°C / 25°C
• Al-Hudaydah: 32°C / 28°C
• Socotra: 34°C / 23°C

Desert and Plateau Areas

• Seiyun: 37°C / 20°C
• Marib: 35°C / 23°C
• Ataq: 33°C / 22°C

Mountainous Areas

• Sana’a: 28°C / 13°C
• Taiz: 28°C / 17°C
• Dhamar: 24°C / 09°C
• Ibb: 25°C / 15°C

Meteorological Warnings

• Residents in areas expecting thunderstorms should take necessary precautions and avoid areas prone to flash floods.
• Mountain residents should exercise caution due to fog, which may reduce horizontal visibility.
• Fishermen and sea-goers must remain vigilant about rough seas and strong winds in Bab al-Mandab, Meyun Island, and the western coasts.

This comprehensive weather update aims to keep the public informed and safe during varying weather conditions across the region.

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