Temperatures to drop 2–4°C in Hamadan this week

HAMADAN – A Hamadan Provincial Meteorological Office expert said air conditions will remain relatively stable through the end of next week, adding: "From the second half of the coming week, most parts of the province will see temperature drops of 2 to 4 degrees."

Hamedan- An expert of the General Meteorology Department of Hamedan province announced the relative stability of the weather until the end of next week and said: From the second half of the coming week, we will see a 2-4 degree decrease in temperature in most parts of the province.

Referring to the latest output of meteorological models, Mohammad Hassan Bagheri Shakib said in an interview with Mehr reporter: The sky of Hamedan province will be partly cloudy during today, Thursday and the coming days, and in the afternoon we will experience an increase in clouds and temporary wind blowing in most areas.

He added: "There is a possibility of scattered rains in some parts of the province with the increase of cloudiness in the afternoon of Sunday next week, and it is expected that we will see precipitation and rains in the province at the end of next week."

The expert of the General Meteorology Department of Hamedan province also clarified regarding the temperature situation of the province: in terms of temperature, no noticeable changes are expected until Monday, but in the second half of next week, we will witness a 2-4 degree decrease in temperature in most parts of the province.

Bagheri Shakib said about the fluctuations in the temperature of the stations of the province in the last 24 hours: Yesterday, the maximum temperature recorded with 29 degrees Celsius was in Asadabad city, and this morning Bahar and Faminin were reported as the coolest weather stations in the province with 8 degrees Celsius above zero.

In the end, he noted: the air temperature in Hamadan was reported as 27 degrees in the hottest hour and 9 degrees in the coolest hour.