Temperatures To Feel As Cold As 12°C In Coming Days

Nov 19 2024

Cooler weather is on the way to Malta, as the island gears up to embrace the Christmas and winter seasons. According to the Maltese Islands Weather, temperatures over the next week could feel as low as 12°C, marking the official start of hoodie season.

The warmest days will be Wednesday, November 20th, and Thursday, November 21st, with projected lows of 17°C and 18°C. However, there is a chance of isolated showers on both days, so don’t forget to pack an umbrella and bust out all your hoodies and jackets.

For those who enjoy weekend plans, the coldest temperatures are expected on Friday and Saturday, as the weather takes a chillier turn.

As the days grow colder, locals are preparing for a shift in conditions, with the cooler air providing a more winter-like atmosphere for the coming days. It’s a perfect time to bundle up and get into the festive spirit as winter settles in.

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Malta To Face Andorra In Final UEFA Nations League Group Match

Nov 19 2024

The Maltese National Team are currently completing their last bit of preparations before taking on Andorra in their final UEFA Nations League D group game.

Despite beating Moldova last time out, the Maltese don’t have a chance for automatic promotion to League C due to an inferior head to head record.

Malta’s hopes of securing the top spot in their group were dashed last Saturday when Moldovan forward Virgiliu Postolachi scored a dramatic 92nd-minute winner against Andorra, earning his team three points and guaranteeing them first place and promotion from the group.

However Malta does have a guaranteed place in the promotion playoffs, meaning the nation’s dreams of finally achieving prmotion to a higher league are not dead yet.

In a press conference, Malta’s interim coach Davide Mazzotta stated that “We are a bit sad after Saturday’s result, but the group is in harmony,” and “The dream is lost, but our aim is to finish the group with nine points, equal to Moldova.”

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Iconic ‘SpongeBob Squarepants Movie’ Premiered 20 Years Ago

Nov 19 2024

Twenty years ago today, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie made its debut, cementing itself as a classic beloved by millions of children worldwide.

The film, based on the wildly popular television series, quickly became just as iconic as its small-screen counterpart.

With a modest production budget of $30 million, the movie achieved remarkable success, grossing $141.1 million at the global box office. This impressive feat underscored the deep affection fans had for SpongeBob and his underwater adventures.

One of the movie’s standout moments was the introduction of SpongeBob’s musical side, with the unforgettable Goofy Goober Rock.

The high-energy anthem remains a favorite among fans and is often hailed as one of the greatest rock songs featured in an animated children’s film.

Even two decades later, the song continues to resonate with audiences, solidifying the movie’s legacy as a timeless gem in animated cinema history.

Also guest starring in the movie, were some of Hollywood’s main stars such as Alec Baldwin, David Hasselhoff and Scarlett Johansson.

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Minister Bonnici Shares Heartwarming Encounter During Mixja mal-President

Nov 19 2024

Minister Owen Bonnici shared a touching moment on social media from last Sunday’s Mixja mal-President, where he met two young girls from Gaza who are in Malta receiving medical care.

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The Minister was particularly impressed by one of the girls, who, in a remarkably short time, has taken the initiative to learn Maltese and now speaks it fluently.

In his reflection, Minister Bonnici expressed deep sorrow over the ongoing situation in Gaza, highlighting the devastating impact it has on children and families. He emphasised the need for peace and a brighter future for young lives affected by conflict.

This encounter served as a poignant reminder of the resilience of children and the importance of fostering hope, even in the most challenging circumstances.

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