Arab weather warns of a regional heat wave that will affect the Arabian Peninsula in the coming days.. Expected record temperatures

Arab weather - large parts of the Arabian Peninsula are affected, as of Tuesday, by a very hot air mass, which can be described as regional, as a result of its impact on a wide geographical area that includes many countries in the region.

Iraq is most affected by the hot mass

Record temperatures may exceed 52 degrees Celsius

The Republic of Iraq is one of the regions most affected by the heat wave, as temperatures are expected to rise significantly during the weekend, and perhaps record, and it is expected that most Iraqi regions, including the capital, Baghdad, will record high temperatures ranging from 50 to 54 degrees Celsius , and the weather will be severe The heat is very exhausting.

Hot weather in Kuwait

Record temperatures that monitoring stations may record

As for the State of Kuwait, it will also be under the direct influence of the intense heat of the air mass, and it is expected that most areas of Kuwait during the coming days and during the weekend will record temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, and more than that in the interior parts of the country.

Extremely hot weather in Saudi Arabia

It approaches 48 in Riyadh and touches 50 in Al-Ahsa and Hafr Al-Batin

In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, temperatures are expected to rise significantly in most regions, especially the eastern and central parts of the Kingdom, in addition to Hafr Al-Batin, as Riyadh is expected to record temperatures around 48 degrees Celsius, while they are around 50 or higher. Slightly in the interior parts of the eastern region and Hafr Al-Batins

More details about the weather and temperatures during the coming period via the 6--30 day bulletin on the Arab Weather app

Important recommendations during the effect of hot mass الكتلة

Arab Weather warns of this huge and huge rise in temperatures, which would raise the possibility of heat stroke and heat stress, so we advise everyone to follow the following instructions:

• Avoid direct and prolonged exposure to sunlight
• Drink plenty of water to hydrate the body and compensate for the lack of fluids
• Do not leave children in vehicles because this poses a danger to their lives
• Do not leave explosive materials inside vehicles, such as mobile chargers, mobile phones, perfumes and air fresheners