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October to bring milder weather, morning fog to Qatar

<p>Doha, Qatar: October marks a transition to milder weather in Doha, with the daily mean temperature reaching 29.8&deg;C.</p> <p>The Qatar Meteorology Department in a climate information released on its social media stated that the month (October) recorded a lowest temperature of 16.6&deg;C in 1975 and a highest of 43.4&deg;C in 1967.</p> <p>The department said the month regarded as second month…

October to bring milder weather, morning fog to Qatar

Gauteng residents can anticipate clear skies and warm weather over the weekend, but a shift to wetter conditions is expected on Sunday. The South African Weather Service predicts dry weather for both Johannesburg and Pretoria on Saturday, with temperatures peaking at 24°C in both cities. In Pretoria, temperatures will range from a low of 11°C to a high of 24°C, while Johannesburg will see temperatures between 9°C and 24°C.

No rain is forecast for either city on Saturday, with a 0% chance of precipitation. By 8am in Pretoria, temperatures will be around 16°C, and they will climb to 24°C by the afternoon.

The weather is expected to become unsettled on Sunday, with showers predicted for both cities. Pretoria will experience a minimum temperature of 13°C and a maximum of 22°C, with approximately 5mm of rain and a 30% chance of rainfall. Cloudy conditions will develop in the afternoon, while Johannesburg will be cooler, with temperatures between 12°C and 19°C.

There is a 30% chance of rain in Johannesburg, with about 5mm expected. Rain showers are anticipated in the early hours, and showers and thunderstorms are expected during the afternoon. Wind speeds are forecast to increase to around 18.52km/h in both cities on Sunday. While Johannesburg is expected to be cooler than Pretoria on Sunday, with a forecast high of 19°C compared to Pretoria’s 22°C, the overall weather pattern will shift from dry to wet over the weekend.

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