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Down from what was a “very hot” day across Qatar yesterday, when a peak temperature of 48C was recorded in Doha airport and Mesaieed, the maximum temperature expected today is 45C (Mesaieed, Wakrah), the Met Office has said.
Strong wind all over the country and poor visibility due to blowing dust at places are forecast today.
Doha and Al Khor are to experience a maximum temperature of 44C, followed by 37C at Abu Samra and 36C at Ruwais and Dukhan.
The minimum temperature of 27C is forecast at Al Khor, followed by 28C at Mesaieed and Wakrah, 30C at Abu Samra, 31C at Dukhan, 33C at Ruwais and 34C in Doha.
Yesterday, multiple locations in Qatar, including Al Khor, Al Rayyan, Turayna and Wakrah recorded a maximum temperature of 47C, followed by 46C at Sheehaniya, Batna and Karanah.
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