Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah
Al-Miqdadiyah District, Diyala Governorate, Iraq
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33°91°
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Feels Like: 31°88°
Min: 20°68°
Max: 33°91°
The next few hours will be clear, with today reaching 33°C and dropping to 21°C. The coming days will be drizzle
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Sunshine leads the day in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah on October 26, 2026, with a patch of cloud building near 21:00. The broader outlook stays fair despite that temporary thickening.Sunshine leads the day in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah on October 26, 2026, with a patch of cloud building near 21:00. The broader outlook stays fair despite that temporary thickening.
Temperatures climb from an overnight low near 20°C toward a daytime high of about 33°C. Moisture in the air spans 20%-43%, with the highest values around 23:00. Airflow remains manageable, reaching about 13 km/h around 14:00.Temperatures climb from an overnight low near 68°F toward a daytime high of about 91°F. Moisture in the air spans 20%-43%, with the highest values around 23:00. Airflow remains manageable, reaching about 8 mph around 14:00.
Afternoon conditions open up, holding cloud close to 38% near 21:00. The day finishes on a milder, brighter note. Expect visibility around 16.1 km. The sun rises at 06:21 and sets at 17:07, for a total of 10 hours 45 minutes of sunlight today.Afternoon conditions open up, holding cloud close to 38% near 21:00. The day finishes on a milder, brighter note. Expect visibility around 10 mi. The sun rises at 06:21 and sets at 17:07, for a total of 10 hours 45 minutes of sunlight today.
The practical takeaway for Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is a bright October 26, 2026, ideal for outdoor errands before temperatures ease from about 33°C.The practical takeaway for Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is a bright October 26, 2026, ideal for outdoor errands before temperatures ease from about 91°F.
Frequently asked questions about weather in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah
How warm does it get in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah?
The warmest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is July, with average high temperatures of 46°C. The average temperature during this period is around 39°C.The warmest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is July, with average high temperatures of 115°F. The average temperature during this period is around 102°F.
How cold does it get in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah?
The coldest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is January, with average low temperatures of 7°C. The average temperature during this period is around 12°C.The coldest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is January, with average low temperatures of 44°F. The average temperature during this period is around 53°F.
What is the wettest time of year in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah?
The wettest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is March, with an average of 54 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is March, with an average of 2.1 in of precipitation.
What is the driest time of year in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah?
The driest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is July, with an average of 0 mm of precipitation.The driest month in Qaryat Abu al Ward as Sarraniyah is July, with an average of 0 in of precipitation.
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