Skies partly cloudy, rainfalls expected over coastal and northern regions ...Syria

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Damascus, SANA- Temperatures will remain around average or slightly above as the country is affected by a superficial low air pressure in all layers of the atmosphere. Meteorology Department expected in its Wednesday bulletin that the skies will be partly cloudy to cloudy in general, and rains will fall over the coastal and northwestern regions, warning against fog in the inland regions and frost over the mountains. The winds will be of changeable direction to southwesterly, with a light to moderate speed, and the sea waves will be low in amplitude. The expected temperatures in some major Syrian cities will be as follows: Damascus 13/5, Daraa 14/5, Hasaka 14/4, Tartous 19/13, Aleppo 13/6, Id

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