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Severe Sandstorm

99°F

Updated	8:18 am
Feels Like	92°F
Humidity	17%
Wind	WNW 13 mph
Barometer	29.59 in
Visibility	1 mi

Severe Sandstorm

37°C

Updated	8:18 am
Feels Like	33°C
Humidity	17%
Wind	WNW 5.8 m/s
Barometer	1002 mb
Visibility	2 km

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Cloud Cover	0%
uv UV Index	10
Sunrise	5:22 AM
Sunset	6:18 PM
Moonrise	4:46 PM
Moonset	2:26 AM

Civil Twilight
4:55 AM to 5:20 AM
6:16 PM to 6:41 PM
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TUESDAY
Hawalli Kuwait Severe sandstorm

Severe Sandstorm
Hi: 44°CHi: 111°F
Lo: 36°CLo: 98°F

WEDNESDAY
Hawalli Kuwait Haze

Haze
Hi: 44°CHi: 111°F
Lo: 37°CLo: 98°F

THURSDAY
Hawalli Kuwait Sunny

Sunny
Hi: 41°CHi: 107°F
Lo: 37°CLo: 98°F

FRIDAY
Hawalli Kuwait Sunny

Sunny
Hi: 44°CHi: 111°F
Lo: 38°CLo: 100°F

SATURDAY
Hawalli Kuwait Sunny

Sunny
Hi: 45°CHi: 113°F
Lo: 39°CLo: 102°F

SUNDAY
Hawalli Kuwait Sunny

Sunny
Hi: 45°CHi: 112°F
Lo: 40°CLo: 103°F

MONDAY
Hawalli Kuwait Sunny

Sunny
Hi: 45°CHi: 113°F
Lo: 38°CLo: 100°F

POP = Probability of Precipitation.

Weather Outlook Updated: 700 PM Wed Dec 31 1969

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Southern Oscillation

(SO) - a "see-saw" in surface pressure in the tropical Pacific characterized by simultaneously opposite sea level pressure anomalies at Tahiti, in the eastern tropical Pacific and Darwin, on the northwest coast of Australia. The SO was discovered by Sir Gilbert Walker in the early 1920's. Walker was among the first meteorologists to use the statistical techniques to analyze and predict meteorological phenomena. Later, the three-dimensional east-west circulation related to the SO was discovered and named the "Walker Circulation". The SO oscillates with a period of 2-5 years. During one phase, when the sea level pressure is low at Tahiti and High at Darwin, the El Niño occurs. The cold phase of the SO, called "La Niña" by some, is characterized by high pressure in the eastern equatorial Pacific, low in the west, and by anomalously cold sea surface temperature (SST) in the central and eastern Pacific. This is called El Niño Southern Oscillation or ENSO.