Al-Ajieri: Hottest Day Coming Soon
The "Murzam" season has begun in Kuwait, which is considered the penultimate stage of summer and lasts until August 10, 2026. It is characterized by a significant rise in temperatures and the peak of summer heat known as "Jumrat Al-Keyz." This season features increased intensity of hot weather and the scorching of the land. It is followed by the "Kaleebin" season, which experiences higher humidity, then the "Suhail" season, indicating the beginning of the decline of the heat. Additionally, on July 30, the harvest of date palms—specifically the dates and tamarind—begins. This season is named after the star "Murzam," known astronomically as the star Sirius (the Winking Star), which is the brightest star in the sky.
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