Rise in Air Pollutant Concentrations in Isfahan; Temperature Shows No Notable Change

Isfahan – The Deputy for Development and Forecasting of the Isfahan Meteorological Office said pollutant concentrations in the central and industrial areas of the province will increase over the next 48 hours due to atmospheric stagnation.

Isfahan- The Deputy Director of Development and Forecasting of Isfahan Meteorological Department said: The concentration of air pollutants in the central and industrial areas of the province will increase due to atmospheric stagnation in the next 48 hours.

Navid Haji Babaei said in a conversation with Mehr reporter: The analysis of the latest meteorological forecasting patterns indicates the continuation of stable weather conditions until the beginning of next week.

He continued: Due to the stillness of the atmosphere, especially in the late hours of the night until the first half of the day in the central regions of the province, conditions will be available to increase the concentration of atmospheric pollutants.

According to the Deputy Director of Development and Forecasting of Isfahan Meteorological Department, the sky is expected to be clear to partly cloudy and sometimes windy in other parts of the province.

Haji Babaei noted: There is a possibility of scattered and mainly light showers in the western and southern regions of the province on Sunday and Monday.

He stated that the temperature changes will not be significant in the next three days and added that the air temperature will not change significantly in the next 24 hours.

The Deputy Director of Development and Forecasting of Isfahan General Directorate of Meteorology added: The temperature of Isfahan city (the capital of the province) reaches 30 degrees in the hottest hours today and 12 degrees Celsius above zero in the coolest hours.

Haji Babaei added: Khor and Biyabank with a maximum temperature of 36 degrees Celsius above zero and Buin Miandasht with a minimum temperature of 4 degrees Celsius above zero will be the warmest and coolest regions of the province, respectively.