Tehran Weather Warning of Rising Air Pollution in the Next 48 Hours

Tehran Province's meteorological office warned of a possible increase in air pollution in the capital over the next 48 hours. According to the office's director general, reduced winds and the absence of precipitation systems could push air quality into the unhealthy range for sensitive groups, making adherence to health advice essential.

The Director General of Meteorology of Tehran province announced: In the next 48 hours, we will not have any rainfall or wind, and the air quality in the city of Tehran will reach the border of pollution.

On Monday, Hamid Reza Sohri told the Ambassador of Arjan: According to the forecasts, there will be no wind in the province, especially in Tehran, from this evening until the end of Wednesday, and this situation means the return of air pollution in the capital.

He added: In this situation, a meteorological yellow level warning will be issued and the air quality of Tehran will become unhealthy for sensitive groups.

The Director General of Meteorology of Tehran Province continued: In such a situation, we advise children, elderly, pregnant women, as well as heart and lung patients to refrain from traveling in the open air and if necessary, wear a mask.

According to him, the rising temperature will continue until the end of the week in Tehran.

Sohri noted: The sky in Tehran on Tuesday will be slightly cloudy to partly cloudy in some hours, thin dust, sometimes increasing clouds and gentle wind with a minimum temperature of 17 and a maximum temperature of 28 degrees Celsius.

He reminded: For Wednesday, the sky in Tehran will be slightly cloudy to partly cloudy in some hours, thin dust, sometimes increase in clouds and wind, with a minimum temperature of 18 and a maximum temperature of 29 degrees Celsius.