Record Heat of 49°C Expected Today and Tomorrow

Weather authorities have issued a special bulletin warning of record temperatures expected to reach 49°C both today and tomorrow.

According to the bulletin, a significant heatwave is forecast to affect several regions of the country on both Monday and Tuesday.

Meanwhile, today, Tuesday, several regions are expected to experience rain accompanied by thunder, highlighting the contrast in conditions across the country.

A separate warning has also been issued for tomorrow, cautioning residents about the continuation of the heatwave alongside sandstorms in affected areas.

The combination of extreme heat, thunderstorms and sandstorms within such a short period illustrates the volatility of current weather patterns.

Officials have not specified exact locations, but they have urged the public to remain alert as conditions could shift rapidly between regions.

Sandstorms, in particular, are known to significantly reduce visibility and disrupt transportation, raising concerns for drivers and travellers in the coming days.

The record-breaking temperature of 49°C would represent an unusually intense reading, even for regions accustomed to hot summer conditions.

Authorities have emphasised the importance of following official updates as the situation develops throughout the two-day period.

Residents have also been advised to take precautionary measures, including staying hydrated and limiting outdoor activity during the hottest hours of the day.

Such bulletins are typically issued when meteorological models indicate a strong likelihood of extreme or rapidly changing weather.

The overlapping warnings for heat, rain and sandstorms suggest that different parts of the country may need tailored responses depending on local conditions.

As of now, no further details have been released regarding the specific regions most severely impacted, but further updates are expected as the situation unfolds.