Humidity peaks as heat intensifies
The article discusses the hot and humid weather conditions experienced by the Kingdom of Bahrain during the months of July and August, focusing on the seasons of "Jumra Al-Qayz" and "Tabbakh Al-Tamr," which are the two most intense periods in the peak of summer characterized by extreme heat and high humidity. The article explains that the rising temperatures of the Arabian Gulf waters increase water evaporation, which raises humidity levels and makes the heat feel even more intense than the official temperature readings. It also mentions that the two summer stars, "Al-Murzum" and "Al-Kalbeen," mark a 26-day period of intense heat in summer, followed by the "Suhail" season, during which temperatures gradually decrease. These changes have impacts on local agriculture and the environment.
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