Kuwait is expected to experience rising humidity along coastal areas and across the country from Sunday evening, with the conditions likely to persist until the end of the month, meteorologist Issa Ramadan has forecast.
Ramadan said the weather would be accompanied by scattered clouds, reduced horizontal visibility and the possibility of fog formation. Higher humidity is expected to make evenings feel particularly uncomfortable, while winds will remain light to moderate and southeasterly. Sea conditions are forecast to remain generally calm, occasionally turning moderate, he added.
Looking ahead, Ramadan said there could be rainfall towards the end of October, followed by light, scattered showers at the beginning of November, God willing. Temperatures are also expected to decline gradually during this period. He added that early November would bring mild and pleasant weather in desert areas, with conditions becoming cooler during the early morning hours.