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Published on 2024-04-18 01:45:56
As we reach the end of this eventful week, our hearts are filled with anticipation for the pleasures that the weekend promises: outdoor getaways, moments of relaxation, or warm reunions with our loved ones. But before diving into this well-deserved rest, a last look at the sky is necessary to know what the weather has in store for us, after the diversity of meteorological conditions that have punctuated this week, between the whims of the clouds, the bursts of sunshine, the splashes of rain, and the gusts of wind.
In the weather forecast for this Thursday, April 18, the National Meteorological Office (ONM) paints a nuanced picture for the northern regions of the country. Clear to partly cloudy overall, the sky will gradually darken over the coastal regions of the Central East and the East at nightfall, announcing the arrival of some precipitation. However, thunderstorm developments are expected on the High plateaus and the Aurès in the afternoon/evening, likely to bring localized showers, especially on the Eastern High plateaus and the Aurès.
As for the vast Saharan expanses, the weather remains mild with a clear to partly cloudy sky prevailing over the entire southern regions, as specified in the Algeria Weather bulletin.
In addition to the weather forecast, it is crucial to consider the maximum temperatures for this Thursday, April 18. According to the data from the National Meteorological Office (ONM), the thermometer will reach highs ranging between 18°C and 27°C along the coasts, between 17°C and 29°C in the inland regions, and between 28°C and 38°C in the vast Saharan expanses. This thermal distribution offers an overview of the climatic diversity that the different regions of the country will experience today.
In the same vein, it is essential to note that Algeria Weather has issued a yellow alert for “thunderstorms” in three eastern provinces of the country. Indeed, Tébessa, Batna, and Khenchela are concerned by this warning, emphasizing the need to stay informed about the evolution of meteorological conditions in these regions.
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