Khuzestan, with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius in the areas of Omidiyeh and Aghajari, continues to top the list of the hottest provinces in the country. This temperature has been recorded while Abadan, Shush, Behbahan, and Ramhormoz have also reached temperatures of 44 degrees.
Weather temperatures in other regions of Khuzestan
In other parts of Khuzestan, the temperature in Ahvaz, Safiabad Dezful, and Bastan reached 43 degrees Celsius. Additionally, Shushtar, Bandar Mahshahr, Gotvand, Shadgan, and Masjed Soleyman experienced temperatures of 42 degrees. The temperature in Hoseynieh, Lali, and Hendijan was reported at 41 degrees, and in Izeh, it was 38 degrees.
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Weather conditions in other provinces
Hormozgan province also experienced its hottest point at 45 degrees in Parsian. Bastak and Rudan recorded temperatures of 44 degrees, while Minab and Bandar Khamir recorded 43 degrees. Bandar Abbas also ranks high with a temperature of 42 degrees.
In Fars province, Lamerd is at the top with a temperature of 44 degrees, followed by Qir and Karzin, Lar, Zarindasht, and Farashband, which reached temperatures of 41 degrees. Borazjan in Bushehr province is considered the hottest area with a temperature of 44 degrees, and other parts of the province have also experienced temperatures above 38 degrees.
In Sistan and Baluchestan, Bampoor and Delgan with temperatures of 43 degrees and Iranshahr with 42 degrees are the hottest points in the province. In Ilam province, Dehloran recorded 42 degrees and Mehran 41 degrees. Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad have also experienced temperatures of 41 and 40 degrees.
In Kerman province, Kahnuj with a temperature of 40 degrees, Jiroft, Anbarabad, and Shahdad recorded temperatures of 39 degrees. Yazd province also saw temperatures of 40 degrees in Bafq, and Isfahan with temperatures of 39 and 38 degrees in Khor and Biabanak and Choupanan are experiencing warm weather.
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