Meteorologist Ramadan has forecasted that humid weather will begin tomorrow evening (Monday) and may last for a week or longer. In a recent update on his official account on “X,” Ramadan noted that the winds are expected to shift from southeasterly to variable, creating a stifling atmosphere, particularly in the evening.

He also cautioned that this change in weather could result in a rise in seasonal allergies and asthma cases. This uncomfortable period is often referred to as “Safri.”