Summer begins astronomically tomorrow
Tomorrow, the Arab world will celebrate the summer solstice, as the Sun aligns directly over the Tropic of Cancer at 11:24 AM Mecca time, marking the astronomical beginning of summer. This day is the longest in daylight and receives the most sunlight. The summer season lasts for 93 days, with daylight hours gradually decreasing after the solstice until the autumn equinox in September. The reason why peak temperatures occur days after the solstice is due to the phenomenon of "seasonal lag."
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