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I want you to act as if the house is on fire, because it is. -Greta Thunberg

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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

Kuwait's climate has four distinct seasons, with long, hot, dry summers and mild winters. During the summer, when there is no rain, daily maximum temperatures can exceed 45°C. The winter and spring months experience the most rain.
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Because of the high temperature, the fire on trees on the first ring road near Kuwait's Martyr's Park was extinguished by firefighters. The fire was extinguished after the Shuwaikh industrial fire station was called.

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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

Kuwait is at 40 degrees of northern latitude, which is the same as the latitude of many desert regions. This could explain why Kuwait has the hottest temperature in the summer.

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As per the various ministries, the country's medium air temperature in the evening and elevated heat during the day will last until the autumn season, which occurs on September 20. According to the newspaper, we can that the confirmed temperature is highest in the world."

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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

Kuwait's General Commercial Aviation stated that they really do confirm high identifiers of unusual heat at 63.5 degrees Celsius. The temperature sensors in cars as well as other measuring devices can truly show temperatures ranging from 65 to 70 degrees Celsius.

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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

In recent times, there has been a serious concern in Kuwait about the frequency of tough weather conditions, with summer air temperatures surpassing 60°C.

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Meteorologists predicted that the temperature in Kuwait could go as high as 67 degrees celsius in July 2022.

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Citizens in Kuwait are ordered to remain inside more or to apply sunscreen or use a shield if walking in the sun. This type of weather can increase the heat stroke to pedestrians walking in the sun.

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Numerous social media people have posted images of melted cars and street signals, asserting that the intense temperatures in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait is to blame.

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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

Kuwait marked its hottest temperature ever on July 4 at 73C. It has been the norm for the weather in Kuwait. This is known as the summer solstice. This is the time of year when the sun is directly overhead, and we can anticipate such temperature in July.
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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

The most crucial point that has been characterized thus far is the use of solar energy and good-quality paned windows. Becoming comfortable with living in compact dimensions is also an essential aspect of the solution to more extensive environmental protection.
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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

Building on Kuwait's $4 billion eco-friendly "modern city" has initiated in 2019. This entails utilizing technologies to make life simpler. For road transport, the city will rely on buses rather than cars. The air conditioning will be monitored by the block rather than the house.

[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

For the time being, the Gulf nation is totally heavily dependent on fossil fuels for power generation. Energy consumption will triple by 2035. One potential reason is the state's uncontrolled electricity consumption.
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According to a 2020 study, air conditioning accounts for approximately 69% of residential electricity consumption. Another big element is that the state actively reimburses energy bills, so citizens have no incentive to lower their usage. #pollutionimpacts #ClimateofKuwait

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Extreme heat can make the region almost uninhabitable. Birds have fallen from the sky and fishes have simmered to dying in the port. Rising water temperatures may also end up causing sea creatures to relocate to other areas, posing a threat to the local fish economy.

[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

During the summer period, which typically lasts from May to the start of September, Kuwait prevents the full time work of employees in open areas between the full days of 11 a.m. and 04 p.m. daily.
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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

According to the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at the College of Health Research, 14 in every 100 deaths in Kuwait might be caused by heat, assuming global warming by the end of the century.
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The severity of air, storms, and sandstorms that affected the region has also elevated. These storms are usually heavy with sand, which causes lack of oxygen, particularly in people with chest diseases. It also spreads dangerous bacteria and contributes to skin diseases.
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[Green Climate @Kuwait_Climate]

Kuwait might very well enter a "threatening era" by 2035, with yearly total temperatures likely to increase by around two degrees Celsius particularly in comparison to 2010. These rates have gone up by 1.1 degrees between 2010 and 2021 when opposed to the earlier thirty years.