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July 28, 2025: Searing 49–50 °C Highs With Humid Coastal Air

  • Publish date: Monday، 28 July 2025 Reading time: 1 min read
July 28, 2025: Searing 49–50 °C Highs With Humid Coastal Air

Kuwait continues to endure extreme summer heat on July 28, 2025, with daytime temperatures soaring to 49–50 °C. According to the Kuwait Meteorological Center, coastal regions will feel added humidity while light southeasterly winds (8–28 km/h) provide slight relief. Temperatures briefly dip to 32 °C overnight. Residents are strongly advised to reduce outdoor exposure, stay hydrated, and heed marine and visibility alerts. 

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Weather Overview

  • Daytime High: 49–50 °C across major stations,Kuwait International Airport, Jahra, Wafra may see 50–52 °C locally
  • Overnight Low: Around 31–32 °C in coastal areas
  • Winds: Light variable to moderate southeasterly winds at 8–28 km/h, transitioning to northwesterly overnight at similar speeds 
  • Sea State: Slight to moderate, 1–3 ft waves throughout day and night 
  • Humidity: Coastal regions experience higher humidity, though overall humidity remains moderate during peak heat 

July 28, 2025: Searing 49–50 °C Highs With Humid Coastal Air

Heat & Dust Safety Tips

With relentless heat and humidity:

  • Avoid outdoor activity between 12 PM–4 PM, when UV and temps peak.
  • Hydrate frequently, even if not thirsty.
  • Wear breathable, light-colored clothing, and use sun protection.
  • Slow down outdoors, heat exhaustion can strike quickly.
  • Drive cautiously, heat haze may impair visibility near desert regions.
  • Check marine advisories if planning offshore travel.

Short-Term Outlook

  • July 29: Similar highs around 49–50 °C, winds shift northwesterly at 8–32 km/h, humidity rising overnight. Slightly stronger haze possible near coastlines. 
  • Late July Pattern: Forecast extends consistent extreme heat, closely matching historical July averages of ~45 °C, with temperature spikes regularly touching 49–52 °C in coastal and inland stations. Rain remains highly unlikely.
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