Southernly winds lead to high humidity and warm temperatures

Malta woke up to highs of 29°C on Wednesday, with the temperature feeling like 31°C 

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Southernly winds blowing over the Maltese Islands have resulted in higher humidity and warmer temperatures, the MET Office said.

Malta woke up to highs of 29°C on Wednesday, with the temperature feeling like 31°C.

The warm conditions are expected to last until tomorrow evening, as a much cooler North-westerly wind is expected to affect the Maltese islands on Thursday night. Temperatures will cool to a maximum of 26°C from Friday onwards.

Southerly winds are quite common during September and October, so this warmer weather is not at all unusual for this time of year, a MET office spokesperson told this newspaper.

Windy conditions are expected on Friday 11 October with Northwest force 5 to 6, but sunny skies. No rain is expected for at least the next seven days.