TDT | Manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Meteorologists in the Kingdom of Bahrain predict temperatures will go as high as 50°C when the sun is overhead this month and at the peak of summer next month. Well, stepping out on a hot summer day can be a real ch
TDT | Manama
The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com
Meteorologists in the Kingdom of Bahrain predict temperatures will go as high as 50°C when the sun is overhead this month and at the peak of summer next month.
Well, stepping out on a hot summer day can be a real challenge. The sweat and heat can easily lead to dehydration and make one feel lethargic.
However, Bahraini families as well as expatriates have their own ways to deal with the heatwave and keep them cool in the scorching heat, while having fun! They flock to the beaches to escape the brutal high temperatures and humidity, while others prefer to stay home where their ACs are blasting on high.
In an atmosphere of fun and joy, citizens and residents went to public beaches in different parts of the Kingdom to swim, play and spend fun times under the sun.
A large number of people of different ages and nationalities trooped to public beaches in Malikiyah, Karbabad, Busaiteen, Hidd, Muharraq, Sitra and Zallaq.
Despite the gradual reopening of complexes, shops, and various commercial and recreational activities, the humid atmosphere and high temperatures made many families still prefer the public beaches to escape the People of all ages enjoy the summer on the beach heat.
