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Heat dome causes 50°C heat in Gulf and Iraq
The Gulf region and Iraq are experiencing a severe heatwave due to the extension of the heat dome, with temperatures expected to exceed 50 degrees Celsius in parts of Iraq and Kuwait, especially during midday and early afternoon. This heatwave is causing a significant rise in temperatures, particularly in desert and inland areas, despite the coastal regions remaining affected due to high humidity levels that increase the sensation of heat. This situation poses risks of heat exhaustion, dehydration, and heatstroke. It is advised to avoid direct sun exposure, drink plenty of water, and wear light clothing. The effects continue into the night, reducing the body's ability to recover and maintain balance.
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