TL; Dr:
Kuwat The end of this week will tolerate excessive heat, the temperature in many areas at 48–50 ° C.
- Mild to moderate humidity and air speed from coastal places can range up to 45 km/h, trigger dust storms and reduce visibility.
- Residents and visitors are strongly advised to avoid external activity during mid-day hours, often hydrate, and use protective gear.
As of August 1, 2025, Kuwait is entering a particularly cruel heatwave. According to the Arab Times, the Meteorological Department has issued a warning that day temperatures will increase between 47 and 50 ° C, especially between inland. Coastal areas may experience slightly higher humidity. Conditions are expected to remain through the weekend, as the Indian monsoon depression on a large scale pushes dry, hot air across the country.
Forecast observation: what is expected
Friday Sunday
- Height of day: On Friday, 47-49 ° C increased to 50 ° C till Saturday and Sunday.
- Night climb: Inadequate cool-down, from 31 to 35 ° C. The coastal areas will feel more humid due to moisture.
- Winds and dust: Expect the medium to strong northwestly winds (10–45 km/h), increase dust in exposed areas and potentially reduce visibility below 1 km.
- Sea condition: The coastal sea will be light to moderate, with the heights of the wave between 1 and 4 feet, sometimes at 6 feet at the peak.
Why is this weekend serious
- Heat indexes are growing: Kuwait is already experiencing its hottest weather, and these forecasts are likely to record-breaking levels to day temperature. In mid -July, the Meteorological Department recorded 51 degrees Celsius in Zahra and other areas.
- Dust and visibility danger: Constant Indian low pressure system is driving dusty, dry winds from northwest, causing widespread blurred conditions being triggered.
- Healthcare Risk Zone: Short night relief and prolonged risk can put weak groups, especially the elderly, children and external laborers.
Security tips and precautions
- Avoid peak hours: Reduce outdoor exposure between 12:00 pm and 4:00 pm, when the temperature and UV exposure are the highest.
- Stay hydrated: Drink water continuously, not only thirsty.
- protect yourself: Wear light, breathable fabrics, wide-brown hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, you can also use a mask or scarf to filter the dust.
- Plan smart: Determine the necessary tasks after morning or sunset.
- View visibility while driving: Dusty storms can reduce visibility, drive carefully and turn on the headlights when needed.
- Check on weak people: Make sure the elderly neighbors, children and laborers are covered indoors from the heat.
broader context
- Kuwait’s long -term climate records show summer height above 50 ° C; Mitribah surprised the 53.9 ° C in 2016, the ranking among the hottest places worldwide.
- Climate estimates suggest that such extreme heatwaves will become more regular, challenging public health infrastructure and urban planning.
Kuwait enters with extreme heatwave conditions in August 2025, temperature warnings with official forecasts up to 50 ° C, continuous dust and minimal relief overnight. Whether you live or are going, it is necessary to plan around this weekend season. Stay indoors to avoid health risks related to severe heat, hydrate, adjust the schedule and give official warnings.
Fasting
- 1. How high will the temperature be at the end of this week?
Expect the height of the day up to 50 ° C, especially in inland areas.
- 2. Will nights be hot?
Yes, night climbs can fall only to 31–35 ° C, offering limited relief. Yes, medium to strong NW winds can cause dust thunderstorms and reduce visibility in open areas.
- 4. Should precaution be taken?
Stay inside during peak summer hours, drink water regularly, protect the skin and eyes, and avoid the sun straight.
- 5. Is this extreme for Kuwait?
Kuwait regularly withstands heat waves of summer; However, the temperature records that reach 50 ° C represent near the high and require significant care.
