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Two Weeks to Freedom End
The summer season in Kuwait has entered its final stages with the start of the "Kaleebeen Season" on August 11, lasting for 13 days. This period is considered a pivotal phase between the peak of the heat and the beginning of a decline toward milder weather, as the end of the heatwave approaches and the star Suhail begins to appear. The season is characterized by high temperatures and intense heat combined with increased humidity. During this time, the winds known as "Sumoom" (the scorching winds) calm down, while temperatures gradually begin to decrease as the season nears its end, signaling a retreat of the summer heat and the onset of moderate weather conditions. This seasonal shift, based on traditional astronomical indicators associated with two stars within the Canis Major constellation, marks the transition from extreme heat toward more temperate weather in Kuwait.
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