Important | Several Arab countries are under the influence of the heat dome at the beginning of next week.. Temperatures may touch 52 degrees Celsius

Weather of Arabia - The "Arab Regional Weather Center" monitors the expected increase in the effects of the thermal dome on large parts of the regions of the Arabian Peninsula and the Levant, and this will be reflected on the ground by a significant rise in temperatures and the severity of the heat in many regions.

7 Arab countries are under the influence of the heat dome

Blazing temperatures may reach 52 degrees Celsius

It is not surprising that Iraq and Kuwait are the most affected by the heat wave, as temperatures are expected to rise early next week to reach 52 degrees Celsius in southern Iraq , and around 50 in large parts of the country, including the central parts and the capital, Baghdad, in addition to the interior parts of Kuwait . It is less than that in the coastal parts.

As for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia , it will not be far from the effects of the heat wave, but in its northern sector this time, as it is expected that most of the northern regions will record temperatures around 47 degrees Celsius, such as Al-Jawf, the northern borders and Hafar Al-Batin, while they will be slightly above the mid-40s in Riyadh.

The heat wave also extends to affect large parts of the Levant . In Jordan , temperatures are expected to reach 41 degrees Celsius on Saturday, 48 degrees Celsius in eastern Syria , and 48 degrees Celsius in the far south of Egypt .

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 hot mass effect

The Arab weather warns of this large and massive rise in temperatures, which would increase the possibility of sunstroke 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 replenish fluids
• Do not leave children inside vehicles, as this poses a threat to their lives
• Do not leave explosive materials inside vehicles such as mobile chargers, mobile phones, perfumes and air fresheners