Kuwait Forecasts Warm, Humid Days and Mild Nights Through Weekend
Published By Arab Hub Post Staff
Kuwait is forecast to experience warm, moderately humid weather during daylight hours and mild conditions at night over the coming weekend, according to the Kuwait Meteorological Department.
Overall outlook
The department said temperatures will gradually decline while relative humidity rises, especially in coastal districts. Light fog may appear in some localities, mainly during the late‑night and early‑morning periods.
It added that meteorological conditions are expected to shift quickly as the autumn season advances, with temperatures continuing to fall and humidity increasing at times, particularly along the coast. Occasional light fog could reduce visibility in certain areas.
Daily details
On Thursday, coastal areas are expected to see temperatures between 38 and 40 degrees Celsius, accompanied by light to moderate southeasterly winds ranging from 8 to 30 kilometres per hour. The sea should remain slight to moderate, with wave heights of one to four feet.
Friday will bring warm and relatively humid conditions, especially near the coast, with southeasterly winds of 8 to 35 kilometres per hour. Maximum temperatures are forecast to reach 37 to 39 degrees Celsius, while minima will fall to 21 to 23 degrees Celsius. Sea conditions are expected to stay slight to moderate, with waves between one and four feet.
Saturday’s weather should stay warm, with relatively high humidity in coastal zones. Southeasterly winds are predicted at 8 to 32 kilometres per hour, and maximum temperatures will range from 36 to 38 degrees Celsius. Light fog may develop in some places during the night. The sea will remain slight to moderate, with waves of one to four feet.
During Saturday night, temperatures are expected to be mild, with relatively high humidity persisting in coastal areas and southeasterly winds easing to 6 to 26 kilometres per hour. Light fog may form in certain locations, and minimum temperatures are forecast to lie between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius. Sea conditions are projected to stay slight to moderate, with wave heights of one to three feet.
– KUNA





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