Temperatures are expected to reach 46 degrees in Europe In the biggest cities of southern Europe, the heat spikes up to 40 degrees Celsius, ...

Temperatures are expected to reach 46 degrees in Europe

In the biggest cities of southern Europe, the heat spikes up to 40 degrees Celsius, which is an uncommon occurrence.

However, this is not a novel condition in regions like the Middle East and Asia, where it frequently occurs.

For instance, the average temperature in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, hits 44 degrees Celsius between June and August.

Similar conditions exist in Delhi, India, where highs can approach 45 degrees Celsius.

But how do residents of such regions handle the circumstances?

A colourful air conditioner may be seen in practically every home in these cities.

Others regularly take baths and consume cold beverages like ice cream.

However, people without enough electricity struggle in the heat.

However, unless it is absolutely necessary, many residents of these communities avoid going outside during the day in hot weather.