Rainfall in several governorates, the most prolific of 51 mm in Al-Hasakeh and the heat to a high

Damascus-Sana

Temperatures tend to rise while remaining below their levels due to the country being affected by the introduction of an elevated air that stretches across all layers of the atmosphere.

The Directorate General of Meteorology expected in its publication this morning that the weather would be clear in general with the appearance of some scattered clouds and cold weather at night, warning of the formation of ice on the mountainous highlands and the occurrence of frosts and the formation of fog in most of the interior areas and the winds are fluctuating to the northwest with light speed and light sea with high waves.

The temperatures continue to rise tomorrow to become around their rates during the day with the cold weather at night and the weather between clear and partly cloudy in general.

This, during the past twenty-four hours, separate and varying rains fell. The highest recorded in Tel Hamis, Hasaka, reached 51 mm.

The rainfall project bulletin issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform stated that the precipitation rates were in Damascus and its countryside ... in Kiswa and Nabak 3 mm and Qatna 2 mm.

In As-Suwayda it was in Salkhad 10 mm, Ain Al-Arab 8 mm, Shahba and Suwayda 1 mm.

And in Daraa… recorded in Sanameen, Daraa and Busra, 2 mm.

In Homs, it was recorded in Tal Kalakh, Homs, Al-Qusair, 2 mm, Nazareth, Marmarita, Sheen, and Al-Mukhram, 1 mm.

In Al-Hasakah, the highest precipitation occurred in Tal Hamees, 51 mm, Tel Barak, 50 mm, in Abu Qasayb, 40 mm, Al-Qahtaniya, 35 mm, Al-Arisha, Al-Qamishli, 26 mm, Mabrouka, 25 mm, Al-Malikiyah, Tall Al-Jawadiya, 24 mm, Al-Zuhairiya, 22 mm, Al-Shaddada, 21 mm, Markada, 19 mm, Al-Arabiya, 18 mm, and Mudfaa 15 mm, Al Hall, 14 mm, Tel Baidar, 13 mm, Al-Hasaka, 11 mm, Himo 6 mm, Tal Tamr, and 4 mm.

In Deir Al-Zour, Deir Al-Zour was recorded at 44 mm, the Kasra 9 mm, and the adoption 3 mm.

Expected temperatures for days ...