Doha and different pieces of the nation encountered a scorching Monday when the temperature achieved a high of 49C in certain spots. 

Comparable conditions are again expected Tuesday and the Qatar Met office has likewise issued a notice for solid breezes in many spots during the day. 

As temperatures keep on rising, the Met division has issued security tips for people in general through its online networking stages. 

Individuals should attempt to maintain a strategic distance from open air exercises and presentation to coordinate daylight, the warning states, including that they should wear lightweight, light-shaded attire to reflect daylight. 

Further, the warning burdens the need to drink a lot of liquids and not to leave kids unattended in a vehicle. 

Those working outside should take rest breaks in the shade, it includes. 

Tuesday's point by point estimate says it will be "hot" during the day and slight to blowing residue is normal in certain spots. The breeze speed will be 15-25 hitches, going up to 30 ties in specific zones. 

The most extreme temperature Monday was 49C, when contrasted with 48C on the past two days. 

Spots that recorded a high of 49C Monday were Doha (airplane terminal zone), the Qatar University region, Abu Hamour and Mesaieed, climate graphs appeared. These were trailed by Wakrah and Turayna with 48C, Sheehaniyah, Al Khor, Batna and Karana with 47C, Jumayliyah with 46C, Ghuwairiyah with 45C and the Hamad International Airport region with 43C. 

On Tuesday, a limit of 49C is normal in Wakrah and Mesaieed, trailed by 47C in Doha and 45C in Al Khor. 

Solid breezes are likewise likely in seaward zones Tuesday alongside high oceans and poor perceivability, the report says. 

Dusty conditions and a few mists are probably going to win there, with winds blowing at paces of 25-35 hitches, achieving a high of 40 ties in some seaward regions. The ocean level, in the interim, will ascend to 14ft. 

The Met office had before said northwesterly breezes were relied upon to influence the nation until the end of the week, encouraging individuals to be careful and dodge ocean exercises in perspective on the foreseen conditions.