Mahshahr, with 97% humidity, was at the top of the Sharjah regions of Khuzestan

Bandar Mahshahr was the driest place in Khuzestan during the day and night until the morning of Friday 24 Mehr, with a relative humidity of 97%, and Abadan was in the next place with 91%.

Bandar Mahshahr was the driest place in Khuzestan during the day and night until the morning of Friday 24 Mehr, with a relative humidity of 97%, and Abadan was in the next place with 91%.

According to Ambassador Arjan of Khuzestan, based on the information announced by the General Directorate of Meteorology of Khuzestan, Bandar Mahshahr recorded the highest relative humidity among the reported areas of the province between 9:30 on Thursday, October 23 and 9:30 on Friday, October 24, 1405.

After Mahshahr, Abadan with 91%, Handijan with 86%, Ahvaz Agriculture with 85% and Shush with 82% had the highest relative humidity.

According to this report, the relative humidity in Behbahan was 77%, Ramshir and Gatund were 75% each, and Shadgan was 72%. Also, the humidity in Safiabad, Dezful reached 70%, Izeh reached 68%, Omidiyeh reached 66%, and Aghajari reached 63%.

In the same period of time, the relative humidity of Ahvaz was reported at 56% at the airport station and 54% at Bostan. Masjid Suleiman with 50%, Shushtar with 49%, Huizeh with 48%, Lali with 47% and Ramhormoz with 46% were ranked next.

Also, the relative humidity was recorded at 38% in Dezpart, 35% in Hosseinieh and 34% in Haftkol.

According to published statistics, the average surface humidity in 23 meteorological stations of Khuzestan was 63.7%. Haftkal also had the lowest maximum relative humidity among the reported stations by registering 34%.

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