National Meteorological Service: Rising Temperatures Along the Southern Coast With rough to very rough seas

The National Meteorological Service forecasts that, God willing, the general weather conditions today, Thursday, will be characterized by a thermal low-pressure system over the southwestern part of the country, leading to rising temperatures along the southern coast.

The agency added that winds will be light to moderate, blowing from the east to the northeast across the country, with visibility affected to limited due to dust, and sandstorms in the northwestern and southeastern regions of the country, while skies will be clear to partly cloudy.

As for the city of Nouakchott, the agency noted that winds will be light to moderate, blowing from the north to the northwest, with visibility affected by dust, while the sky will be partly cloudy.

(White-headed 1.25 to 3 meters, Timeris 1.25 to 3 meters, Najaku 1.25 to 3 meters)

The following are the expected minimum and maximum temperatures for the next 24 hours:

 

Nema……………………..42/27°

 

Timbedra……………………43/24°

 

Walata……………………… 41/24°

 

Adelbagro ……………… 43/25°

 

Basknou…………………… 43/25°

 

Ayoune…………………….. 42/24°

 

Teintane ………………42/25°

 

Tamshekett …………………42/23°

 

Kiffa…………………………43/24°

 

Kankoussa…………………..43/24°

 

Barkewel ………………….. 43/25°

 

Keaidi ……………………43/26°

 

Mounguel …………………….43/26°

 

Maghama …………………….43/26°

 

Mboutt ……………………..43/25°

 

Aleg ……………………….42/25°

 

Megtaa Lahjar ………… 42/25°

 

Mal………………………… 45/25°

 

Boguee………………………42/25°

 

Rosso……………………. 41/21°

 

Al-Moudheredhra……………….. 41/21°

 

Boutilimitt……………… 40/23°

 

Atar………………………. 37/20°

 

Wadan……………………. 35/18°

 

Chinguetti…………………. 35/18°

 

Ougeft………………….. 38/22°

 

Nouadhibou………………….. 25/16°

 

Tijikja…………………… 39/22°

 

Tichit………………….. 43/23°

 

Selibabi……………….. 44/26°

 

Zoueratt………………… 29/13°

 

Bir Oum Greine………… 25/11°

 

Akjoujett……………… 38/21°

 

Nouakchott…………… 33/20°