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September in Bahrain marks seasonal shift
The climate of Bahrain in September varies between rising temperatures and high humidity, as the warm waters of the Gulf continue to increase humidity despite the cooler temperatures compared to summer. It is observed that daylight gradually shortens as the month progresses, reaching approximately 11 hours and 55 minutes by the end of September. Additionally, the month marks the autumnal equinox on September 23rd, when day and night are nearly equal, and the fall season begins astronomically. The month also features significant astronomical phenomena, such as the sun shifting southward and the prominent appearance of Venus and Saturn, alongside observations of the moon and stars. These events are accompanied by a noticeable change in the sun’s longitudinal movement. September remains an transitional month astronomically and meteorologically, characterized by shifts in physical and temporal cycles related to sea temperatures and humidity levels.
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