Temperatures in Algeria rise sharply from June 26!

June is coming to an end and many parts of the country are experiencing very hot weather. Starting from Wednesday, June 26, the temperature in Algeria will rise significantly. Find out what the weather forecast is for today by reading this article.

according to Algeria Weather Servicea wave of hot air is moving from the extreme south to the northern parts of the country. This phenomenon is caused by high pressure extending from the central Sahara to northern Spain, sandwiched between two atmospheric lows, the first close to Portugal and the second close to Italy.

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As a result, almost all areas of northern Algeria will face hot weather. Initially, the rising temperatures will mainly affect the western and central parts of the country. Later, this trend will gradually extend to the eastern regions.

Algeria Weather: Temperatures rising in these areas!

The National Meteorological Office (ONM) announced that the hot weather will extend from the Algeria-Mali border to the central Sahara region. On Wednesday, June 26, high temperatures and even extreme heat will also be seen in the central coastal areas and the central and western interior regions.

The weather report for this Wednesday shows that the maximum temperature will fluctuate between 25 and 41°C in coastal areas, between 34 and 44°C in inland areas and plateaus, and between 36 and 48°C in the Sahara.

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In addition to high temperatures, suspended sand is likely to affect coastal and inland areas in the west and central regions during the afternoon and evening. These conditions will reduce visibility and intensify heat effects, so it is important to protect yourself and monitor the latest updates from ONM.

Algeria Weather Forecast: What’s the forecast for June 26?

The weather forecast for this Wednesday shows clear to partly cloudy skies in all areas of northern Algeria. However, conditions will become unstable in the late afternoon and evening, with pre-storm skies developing in the central and eastern coasts.

Services National Meteorological Office (ONM) Isolated storm foci are forecast over inland areas, central and eastern plateaus, and Aures. These thunderstorms are likely to bring isolated rainfall, especially over central areas. Over the Sahara, the sky will remain clear to partly cloudy throughout the day.

In addition, the National Meteorological Service has issued a yellow alert for rain and thunderstorms in several provinces. This alert affects the provinces of Chlef, In-Guezzam, Laghouat, Relizane, Ghardaïa, M’Sila, Tébessa, Djelfa, Tlemcen, El-Bayadh, Khenchela, Aïn-Defla, Médéa, Naâma and Blida.