The Al-Ujairi Scientific Center announced that the Al-Jabha season, the first phase of autumn and the second phase of the Suhail star, begins in Kuwait tomorrow, September 6th, and lasts for 13 days until September 18th.

The center explained that the Al-Jabha season is characterized by a feeling of coolness during the nights, with temperatures gradually moderating and nighttime hours increasing.

It added that during the last third of September, Kuwait will experience the Al-Sufri season, which coincides with the beginning of autumn and lasts for 26 days, representing a transitional phase between summer and winter.

The center noted that Al-Sufri is marked by fluctuating temperatures, with the possibility of sandstorms and dust storms when winds are active. The sky takes on a yellowish hue, hence the name of the season, and migratory bird activity is also high during this period.