Rain System Set to Hit Tehran

The Tehran Province Meteorological Department announced that cloud cover will gradually increase from Saturday night (October 17) as a precipitation system moves in, with scattered showers expected in northern areas on Sunday (October 18).

According to ambassador Arjan; Based on the analysis of synoptic patterns and the review of forecast maps, during the next five days, the sky of Tehran province is expected to be slightly cloudy to partly cloudy, in some hours with increasing clouds and wind, and during this period, scattered showers are not far from expected in the highlands of the province, especially in the upper reaches.

Until noon today (October 22), due to the absence of significant wind in urban areas, especially in the central and southern areas of Tehran, a relative decrease in air quality is expected. There is a significant lack of wind and a relative reduction in air quality in the central and southern areas of Tehran from Thursday to noon on Friday (October 23 to 24).

On the afternoon of Wednesday and Friday in the southern half and western regions, moderate to relatively strong winds are expected in some hours, in the southern and western borders with the possibility of temporary dust, and in the heights, relatively strong to strong winds are expected, which will lead to a relative improvement in air quality.

On Friday, a relative increase in temperature is expected, especially in the southern half and central regions of the province. From Saturday night, with the penetration of a rain system, a gradual increase in clouds and scattered showers are expected in the northern regions on Sunday.

The sky in Tehran tomorrow (October 23) will be clear to slightly cloudy and foggy in the morning, in the afternoon it will be windy with a minimum temperature of 20 and a maximum temperature of 28 degrees Celsius, and on Friday (October 24) it will be cloudy and foggy in the morning, and in the afternoon it will be windy with a minimum temperature of 20 and a maximum temperature of 31 degrees Celsius. Source: Ambassador Arjan