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Meteorological Authority Details Heat Dome After North African Fires
A heat dome is a weather phenomenon that occurs when a strong high-pressure system gathers in the upper layers of the atmosphere, creating a blanket that traps heat over a specific area and leads to a significant rise in temperatures, lasting for several days. This situation causes intense heatwaves, with temperatures reaching around 50 degrees Celsius in some regions, and contributes to increased risks of wildfires.
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