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Professor Wahib Al-Nassir on a suffocating atmosphere
Bahrain and the coastal Gulf countries are experiencing a severe heatwave accompanied by high humidity, causing the apparent temperature to exceed 58°C, leading to heat exhaustion. This situation is due to diminished cooling efficiency resulting from elevated humidity, rising Gulf water temperatures, and stagnant moist air moving ashore with southward gusts of wind. Experts recommend dryiрng sweat, rehydrating with water and salts, and avoiding physical exertion outside air-conditioned areas. This condition could persist until the end of August and is considered one of the worst summer periods.
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