A Saudi city is in the lead... 11 Arab regions are on the list of the hottest in the world

2024-06-25 2024-06-25T14:30:31Z

Arab Weather - The city of Dammam topped the list of the hottest cities in the world during the last hours, according to a report that includes nine Arab cities in addition to another Saudi city, where Dammam recorded the highest temperature, reaching 49.6 degrees Celsius, ahead of Al-Ahsa, which came in second place with a temperature of 49.6 degrees Celsius. To 49.2 degrees Celsius. This data is derived from the “Ujimet” weather website.

The list also included cities from the Sultanate of Oman, the Emirates, Kuwait, and Iraq, in addition to four Iranian cities, during a period of a heat wave affecting the Middle East region, greatly affecting a number of Arab countries.

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Worldwide, a list of the highest temperatures recorded in the past 24 hours. pic.twitter.com/sw7KH7xEFz

- Mr. Dr. Abdullah Al-Misnad (@ALMISNID) June 24, 2024

11 Arab regions are on the list of the hottest in the world

Dr. Abdullah Al-Misnad, former professor at Qassim University and Vice President of the Saudi Weather and Climate Society, revealed a list showing the highest temperatures recorded in the world during the past 24 hours. Al-Misnad presented a detailed table via the “X” platform, where he showed that the city of Dammam, specifically at the airport King Fahd International Airport, the highest temperature was recorded at 49.6 degrees Celsius.

Umideh in the Iranian Republic came in second place with 49.5 percent, then Al Ain International Airport (United Arab Emirates) with 49.4 percent, followed by Al-Ahsa in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with 49.2 percent, then Sunaina in the Sultanate of Oman with 49.2 percent.

In sixth place was Kuwait International Airport (Kuwait) with 49 percent, then Ras Al Khaimah International Airport (United Arab Emirates) with 48.7 percent, Basra in Iraq with 48.6 percent, Abadan in the Iranian Republic with 48.5 percent, and Ahwaz in Iran with 48. 4 percent, then Al-Faw in Iraq with 48.4 percent.