The National Centre for Meteorology and Seismology (NCMS) has warned motorists and road users of low horizontal visibility due to dust blown by wind in some areas of the country.
In a statement, the centre has warned road users to exercise caution and abide by traffic rules during these periods of low visibility.
The NCMS’s general weather forecast also showed that summer was well and truly here with temperatures headed towards the 50 deg C mark during the day.
The maximum day-time temperature was forecast to hit 48 deg C, though closer to the sea the mercury will remain around the 41 deg C mark.
Minimum temperatures will not drop below 33 deg C, though further inland nights could see temperatures as low as 23 deg C.
Relative humidity is also likely to increase during and tomorrow morning could see some mist/fog formation
In a statement, the centre has warned road users to exercise caution and abide by traffic rules during these periods of low visibility.
The NCMS’s general weather forecast also showed that summer was well and truly here with temperatures headed towards the 50 deg C mark during the day.
The maximum day-time temperature was forecast to hit 48 deg C, though closer to the sea the mercury will remain around the 41 deg C mark.
Minimum temperatures will not drop below 33 deg C, though further inland nights could see temperatures as low as 23 deg C.
Relative humidity is also likely to increase during and tomorrow morning could see some mist/fog formation
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