KUWAIT CITY, March 2: Kuwait’s Meteorology Department Director, Abdulaziz Al-Qarawi, has forecast that the cold weather will persist through the night. Al-Qarawi stated that while the weather will remain mild during the day, it will trend toward colder temperatures at night.

He also mentioned that cloud cover is set to increase from Tuesday morning, bringing a higher chance of rain starting in the afternoon, which will continue through Thursday. Thunderstorms are expected to develop in some areas on Wednesday and Thursday.

Weather forecast expert, Issa Ramadan, weighed in on the weather conditions for Ramadan, describing the weather this year as generally spring-like. Ramadan shared his insights in a post on his "X" platform account, explaining that the cold weather will continue at night but gradually moderate during the day. He added that clouds will start to form in the first week of the holy month, bringing scattered rain, fog, high humidity, and low horizontal visibility before the first weekend.

Ramadan also noted that temperatures will gradually rise during the second and third weeks of Ramadan, with daytime temperatures becoming warmer and nights remaining cold. He emphasized that scattered clouds and occasional rain will continue to be a possibility. Additionally, he pointed out that the 21st of Ramadan will coincide with the spring equinox, when day and night are equal in length.

Ramadan weather this year is expected to be quite pleasant across most Gulf countries and Iraq.