Layali Najm 'Al-Nuthra' starts in Doha with weather forecast
The article discusses the arrival of the first nights of the Nata’ star in Qatar, an astronomical phenomenon linked to a transitional period between the heat of summer and the beginning of the Sawan season. The Nata’ period lasts approximately 13 days and is considered the last of the summer stars, associated with increased humidity and high temperatures, especially along the coast, as well as a gradual change in wind direction. Historically, the Nata’ served as an important agricultural indicator in the Arabian Peninsula, coinciding with the ripening of fruits and the start of farming activities that follow the easing of the intense heat. Astronomically, the Nata’ is also known as a star cluster in the constellation Cancer, marking a transitional point in the climate calendar. Predictions indicate increased humidity and thunderstorm rains in the coming days.
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