The Weatherhood station located on the Peak office roof is predicting clear skies and sun through the week of September 3 to 7.
This afternoon, Tuesday, September 3, the qathet region will experience a high temperature of 21 degrees Celsius. Wednesday, September 4, the daytime temperature will hit 24 degrees, Thursday, September 4, the temperature will rise to 27 degrees and Friday, September 26, the temperature will reach degrees, according to Weatherhood.
There is a moderate ultraviolet (UV) exposure today, and the air quality index (AQI) indicates a very low health risk. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) records going back to 1850, record-breaking warm July temperatures affected northern and southern Africa, southeastern Europe and extensive areas of Asia. In North America, widespread anomalies exceeding 3.0 degrees Celsius were observed, extending from northwest Mexico through much of the western United States, the Northern Plains and along the Eastern Seaboard, as well as across much of Canada.
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