If you only need Hada'iq al Qubbah climate: monthly averages, the figures and table here are the whole story. Hada'iq runs from 12.1 C in Jan to 29.9 C in Jul, a swing of 17.8 C. Rain is strongly seasonal: Nov is the wettest month at 0.56 mm/day, while Aug runs at 0.00 mm/day, about 2x drier. Taken together that is roughly 60 mm of rain a year for the grid cell. Because each page is rebuilt independently, one unavailable upstream never takes the rest of the site down. The table underneath carries the per-month breakdown; the related pages cover the same dataset nearby.
Annual mean temperature 21.8 C
Warmest month Jul (29.9 C)
Coldest month Jan (12.1 C)
Wettest month Nov (0.56 mm/day)
All-time record high 45.4 C
All-time record low 1.4 C
Annual precipitation 58 mm / year
Coordinates 30.08843, 31.28351
Population 339,612
Average monthly temperature and rainfall in Hada'iq al Qubbah
Month
Mean temp (C)
Rain (mm/day)
Record high (C)
Record low (C)
Jan
12.1
0.26
29.1
1.4
Feb
13.7
0.24
34.8
1.6
Mar
17.1
0.22
38.6
2.6
Apr
20.9
0.30
43.4
7.0
May
25.3
0.01
45.3
11.2
Jun
28.5
0.01
45.4
15.0
Jul
29.9
0.01
45.3
17.6
Aug
29.9
0.00
44.8
19.0
Sep
27.5
0.01
42.4
15.5
Oct
23.7
0.15
40.8
11.8
Nov
18.7
0.56
35.6
7.2
Dec
14.0
0.21
32.5
2.2
What the Hada'iq al Qubbah climate table shows
Values are multi-decadal climatological averages for the 30.08843, 31.28351 grid cell, not a single year. Rain is the daily mean, so a value of 2.00 mm/day is about 60 mm across a 30-day month. Averages smooth over extremes, so use them for planning rather than for what to pack for next Tuesday.
Frequently asked questions
Is Hada'iq climate data a forecast?
No. These are multi-decadal averages for the grid cell, not a prediction for any particular year.
Why do the numbers differ from a weather app?
An app shows one location on one day. These are long-run averages, so they smooth out single hot or cold spells.