Weather: High temperatures
Bethlehem - Ofoq News - The Meteorological Department expected that the weather today, Thursday, will be partly cloudy to clear, moderate in the mountainous areas and relatively hot in the rest of the regions, and there will be another rise in temperatures to become higher than their general annual average by about two degrees Celsius, and the winds will be northeasterly to easterly.
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Bethlehem - Ofoq News - The Meteorological Department expected that the weather today, Thursday, will be partly cloudy to clear, moderate in the mountainous areas and relatively hot in the rest of the regions, and there will be another rise in temperatures to become higher than their general annual average by about two degrees Celsius, and the winds will be northeasterly to easterly, light to moderate speed, and the sea will be light in height.
In the evening and night hours, the weather will be partly cloudy and relatively cold in the mountainous areas, and moderate in the rest of the areas, and the winds will be northeasterly to easterly, light to moderate speed, and the sea will be light in height.
Tomorrow, Friday, the weather will be partly cloudy to clear, relatively hot in the mountainous areas and hot in the rest of the areas, and there will be another rise in temperatures to become higher than their general annual average by about 4 degrees Celsius, and the winds will be northeasterly to easterly moderate, active at times, and the sea will be light in height.
On Saturday, the weather will be partly cloudy to clear, moderate in the mountainous areas and relatively hot in the rest of the areas, and temperatures will drop while remaining above their general annual average by about two degrees Celsius, and the winds will be southeasterly to southwesterly, light to moderate speed, and the sea will be light in height.
Source: New Face 24
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