With the appearance of the Suhail star on the southern horizon of the Arabian Peninsula by Saturday, August 24, Kuwait's unusually hot weather is set to improve. The Suhail star, often referred to as the "noble star" or "bright star" in the region, signifies the end of summer.

As Suhail makes its appearance, Kuwait will experience a gradual moderation in weather conditions. The intense summer heat will give way to cooler temperatures, and the duration of daylight will shorten while nights will become longer.

The emergence of Suhail also marks the beginning of the farming season in Kuwait. This period is traditionally associated with the start of the rain season and the harvest of dates, which are crucial for the local agriculture.

As the region transitions into a milder climate, residents can expect more moderate temperatures and reduced daytime heat. This change is welcome news for both the farming community and the general population, offering relief from the intense summer conditions.