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Published on 2024-03-03 03:30:11
The month of March has quietly arrived, accompanied by its usual procession of meteorological changes. After a mild weekend, during which the weather seemed to take a break, rain takes over again, setting a new dynamic for this new week that begins. In this article, we provide you with the weather forecast for Algeria for Sunday, March 3, 2024.
Rain is once again present at the beginning of this week, spreading across different regions of the country. The weather forecast for this Sunday reveals a generally cloudy sky over the entire northern regions of the country, with thunderstorms in the inland regions of the Center and West. Some clearings could however break through the clouds in the interior of the East.
As for the Saharan regions, a milder atmosphere will prevail, with a mostly clear sky dominating the entire southern part of our country. Some clouds may however form in the far south of the country, offering a striking contrast with the usual clear sky of these regions.
In terms of temperatures, a diversity of values will characterize today’s day. Tlemcen will record 5°C, Blida will be at 6°C. While Sétif will show 9°C on the thermometer, El Bayadh and El Tarf will reach respectively 11°C. For Chlef and Skikda, the temperature will be 12°C, meanwhile, Algiers will have a day at 14°C. Further south, Naama will record 15°C and Oum El Bouaghi will show 16°C. In addition, Béchar will reach 24°C, In Salah 28°C and In Guezzam will peak at 34°C.
Weather Alert for Algeria: yellow alert “rain” and “winds” in these provinces!
It should also be noted that the National Office of Meteorology has issued a yellow alert for “rain” and “thunderstorm” in several provinces of the country. Indeed, this yellow alert concerns the provinces of Tlemcen, Mostaganem, Relizane, Chlef, Ain Defla, Tipaza, and Blida.
Furthermore, the services of Météo Algérie have placed a yellow alert for “strong wind” and “sandstorm” in the provinces of Naama, El Bayadh, Tiaret, Laghouat, Djelfa, M’sila, Ouled Djellal, El M’Ghair, and Biskra. According to the same source, strong winds will also blow in the provinces of Ain Témouchent and Oran.
Therefore, caution remains advisable, especially for drivers. It is also important to follow the latest updates from the National Office of Meteorology to take the necessary precautions to protect oneself against possible inclement weather.
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