al-Ajairi: Autumn Begins Tomorrow with Seven Astronomical Events in September
The article begins by reviewing the start of the "Jabha" season in Kuwait, which is considered the first phase of autumn. It begins on September 6th and lasts for 13 days, characterized by cool nighttime temperatures, moderate daytime temperatures, and longer nights. Expectations include climatic changes such as dust storms and temperature fluctuations during the subsequent "Safri" season, which lasts 26 days and marks the beginning of winter. This period is distinguished by increased humidity and the formation of fog. The article also discusses astronomical phenomena in September, including the conjunction of the Moon with Mars, Jupiter, and Venus, the appearance of the Rabi' II crescent, eclipses, and phenomena related to the autumnal equinox and the full moon. Additionally, it notes the approaching equality of day and night as autumnal equinox arrives on September 23rd.
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