Summer solstice marks longest day in north
The skies of the Northern Borders region of Saudi Arabia witnessed the summer solstice phenomenon, which marks the official beginning of summer astronomically in the Northern Hemisphere. Today recorded the longest day of the year, lasting 14 hours and 4 minutes, with the sun rising in Arar at 5:16 a.m. and setting at 7:20 p.m. Despite the long daylight hours, peak temperatures usually occur during July and August, with temperatures continuing to rise even after the solstice.
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