UAE Marakhat Al-Qalaid heat wave starts August 11
The scorching summer season in the UAE concludes with the appearance of the Clibanus star at dawn on August 11. From that date until September 3, the period known as "Marhiyat Al-Qla'id" begins, which is considered one of the hottest days of summer. During this time, the sun's heat accumulates, leading to dried land and increased thirst among camels and date palms. This season is known as the last phase of summer, lasting 26 days, characterized by signs of intense heat and dryness, such as sunken bellies and tightened skin around the necks of camels. These signs indicate that the heat is about to break with the appearance of the Star Suhail on August 24, heralding a decline in temperatures, increased humidity, and a gradual improvement in the weather.
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