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Dr. Wahib Al-Nasser on the thermal dome and summer heat
Airflow maps at the 500 hPa level indicate that the area over the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, including Bahrain, is currently experiencing a complete shift of the semi-tropical jet stream northward. This has led the region to be beneath the core of the stationary high-pressure system known as the "Heat Dome." This situation causes a weakening of the upper winds and ongoing atmospheric subsidence during both day and night, resulting in increased temperatures and the appearance of the phenomenon known as "Qimah Al-Qayz" or "Khamas Winds," which are winds laden with toxins. Forecasts suggest that this condition will persist for several days. It is a seasonal phenomenon that occurs intermittently in the Gulf and is considered to be a very hot and fiery period.
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