Temperatures have dropped significantly since Monday, August 26, accompanied by thunderstorms

In the first half of August, Algerians experienced suffocating weather due to a heat wave, which was exacerbated by particularly high humidity levels in all provinces in the north of the country.

High humidity levels in coastal areas led to hot, stifling weather in the first two weeks of August. The rest of the country was very hot and dry.

Temperatures in northern Algeria to drop sharply starting next Monday

But as September approaches, those conditions seem to be dissipating. Latest Forecast According to the Weather Channel, daytime temperatures will drop below 30°C starting next week.

The maximum temperature in Algiers this weekend is expected to be between 32 and 34°C. The minimum temperature will be between 22 and 25°C between Thursday, August 22 and Saturday, August 24.

Thunderstorm activity is forecast for next week on Monday, August 26. These storms will also be accompanied by a significant drop in maximum temperatures for the day.

On Monday the maximum temperature will indeed reach 26 ° C, and the minimum will reach 25 ° C. In the following days, until Friday, August 30, the maximum temperature in the capital Algiers and its surroundings will be between 27 and 28 ° C, and the minimum temperature will be between 23 and 24 ° C.

« It’s like October is inviting itself into August »

In the west of the country, the province of Oran and its surroundings will also see a drop in temperatures next week. Maximum temperatures are expected to be between 29 and 30°C and minimum temperatures between 20 and 24°C on Monday.

In the east of the country, temperatures in the province of Constantine and its surroundings will also drop from Monday: maximum temperatures will be between 24 and 30°C, and minimum temperatures will be between 18 and 21°C.

Last week, Arabic newspaper Echorouk asked meteorologist Cheikh Ferhat about this issue, and meteorologist Cheikh Ferhat said that Algerians will experience typical autumn weather in the last days of August.

« It’s like October is inviting itself into August “, he said. According to him, “ Although the temperature in July and August this year has dropped compared to last year, Forest fires What happened to Inland Vilaya ».