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Home Panorama 13 Arab cities record highest temperatures globally 02-08-2021 02:22 PM Ammon News - Some 13 Arab cities have been ranked among the hottest regions in the world during the last 24 hours, with temperatures approaching 50 degrees Celsius, an international weather website specialized in monitoring temperatures worldwide said on Monday. The Eldorado Weather published a list of the highest 15 degrees recorded around the world, as the 13 highest temperatures were recorded in 3 Arab countries, noting that Kuwait ranked the first with eight cities, followed by Iraq with four cities, and then by Saudi Arabia. (Petra)

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13 Arab cities record highest temperatures globally

02-08-2021 02:22 PM

Ammon News - Some 13 Arab cities have been ranked among the hottest regions in the world during the last 24 hours, with temperatures approaching 50 degrees Celsius, an international weather website specialized in monitoring temperatures worldwide said on Monday.

The Eldorado Weather published a list of the highest 15 degrees recorded around the world, as the 13 highest temperatures were recorded in 3 Arab countries, noting that Kuwait ranked the first with eight cities, followed by Iraq with four cities, and then by Saudi Arabia.

(Petra)

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