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Last Thursday marked the start of "Talʿ al-Hanna," the peak and most intense period of the summer heatwave.
Thursday, July 16, marked the beginning of the "Enaireh" phase, which is the second of the Gemini constellation's lunar stations and part of the four phases of summer. This period lasts for 13 days. It is considered one of the hottest phases of summer, characterized by significant increases in temperatures, dryness, and high humidity levels in coastal areas, along with increased cloud formation from the east and the potential for intermittent wind storms. This period coincides with the start of "Jumrat al-Qayz," a 26-day hot spell that is the peak of summer heat and has a significant impact on the weather. It gradually diminishes with the appearance of the star Suhail, which heralds a gradual decrease in the intensity of the heat. Astronomically, summer is expected to end on September 22 with the autumnal equinox.
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