Iran Village May Record Highest Heat Index
On August 28, 2024, a village on Iran’s southern coast may have recorded the highest-ever heat index of 82.2°C, raising global climate concerns. The heat index, which combines temperature and humidity, helps assess the danger of heat-related illnesses. The reported temperature was 38.9°C with 85% humidity, which prevented the body from cooling effectively. This extreme event occurred during a broader heatwave affecting West Asia, with temperatures reaching 50°C. An investigation is underway to confirm the accuracy of this unprecedented reading.
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