Kuwait | A heat wave accompanied by record temperatures that may exceed 50 degrees in some areas, including Kuwait City

Arab Weather - The latest outputs of the numerical models received for the movements of air masses in the layers of the atmosphere, especially the surface ones, indicate that all regions of Kuwait are affected, starting from Monday and in the coming days, by a very hot air mass, with a flaming center that stays above the country, so that temperatures rise to be higher From its normal rates, the weather is very hot in several regions, with temperatures approaching the 50-degree Celsius barrier in many interior regions, especially the northern ones.

Intensification of the effect of the flaming center of the very hot air mass, starting from Thursday

It is expected, God willing, and according to the latest updates, that the area of influence and localization of the flaming center of the hot and very hot air mass (heat wave) will intensify, to cover all regions of the country, starting from Thursday and during the weekend, so that the temperatures continue to rise further, and the weather is inflamed and exhausting over the whole of the country. The areas of the country during the day, while it is very hot and annoying at night.

Temperatures may exceed 50 degrees Celsius in a number of areas, including Kuwait City

With the deepening of the influence of the extremely hot air mass and the stability of the flaming center over large areas of the country, it is expected that temperatures will record record values for several days from Thursday to Saturday, so that temperatures may exceed the 50 degrees Celsius barrier over large areas of the State of Kuwait, including Standard temperature forecast including Capital/Kuwait City

In such weather conditions, the Arab Weather website advises :

- Avoid exposure to direct sunlight for long periods.
Drink plenty of cold fluids and refreshments throughout the day.
Attention not to leave sterilizers and any flammable materials inside the vehicles.
Attention not to leave children inside vehicles, even for a short period of time.

God knows.