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Iranian city Bandar Mahshahr hits 'incredible' temperature of 43C during Middle East heatwave | Iranian city Bandar Mahshahr hits 'incredible' temperature of 43C during Middle East heatwave |
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An Iranian city has reached a heat index of 68C, as a heat wave continues to engulf the Middle East. | An Iranian city has reached a heat index of 68C, as a heat wave continues to engulf the Middle East. |
A temperature of 43C (109 F) and a dew point of 32C (90 F) have been observed in Bandar Mahshahr. | A temperature of 43C (109 F) and a dew point of 32C (90 F) have been observed in Bandar Mahshahr. |
When humidity is factored in, this means that residents are experiencing an environment of 68C (154 F). | When humidity is factored in, this means that residents are experiencing an environment of 68C (154 F). |
The staggering readings were spotted by meteorologist Anthony Sagliani, who called them: “probably the most incredible [observations] I’ve ever seen.” | The staggering readings were spotted by meteorologist Anthony Sagliani, who called them: “probably the most incredible [observations] I’ve ever seen.” |
Bandar Mahshahr is the capital of Iran’s Mahshahr County in the Khuzestan Province. It is home to just over two hundred thousand inhabitants. | Bandar Mahshahr is the capital of Iran’s Mahshahr County in the Khuzestan Province. It is home to just over two hundred thousand inhabitants. |
Temperatures have been soaring in the Middle East in recent weeks. In Iraq, a mandatory four-day holiday was announced and began yesterday. | Temperatures have been soaring in the Middle East in recent weeks. In Iraq, a mandatory four-day holiday was announced and began yesterday. |
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