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The peak of the summer season in the Arabian Peninsula is represented by the scorched days of "Jumrat al-Qayz," lasting approximately 26 days starting in July. During this period, temperatures rise to extremely high levels. It coincides with the appearance of the stars Al-Marzam and Al-Kalibain and is known for the intensity of the heat, which historically was considered by Arabs as the hottest days of the year. The gradual retreat of the heat begins with the appearance of the star Suhail in late August, marked by a noticeable decrease in temperatures, especially at night, as the region prepares to enter the rainy season in mid-October.
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