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The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management in Syria has warned of a hot air mass approaching the country starting Tuesday, August 11. It is expected to lead to a rise in temperatures of about 2 to 4 degrees Celsius above the usual rates, with the most noticeable impact in inland, eastern, and Al-Jazira regions. The hot weather will continue until Thursday, with the air mass gradually receding from Friday and completely disappearing by Saturday, August 15. The ministry advised citizens to avoid direct exposure to the sun during peak hours, emphasized the importance of staying hydrated and preventing fires, and urged caution regarding electrical connections and solar energy systems. Additionally, they warned against swimming in dams and rivers, and advised not to leave children or animals inside cars during extreme heat conditions.
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