An automatic weather alert has been issued for Khartoum, Sudan, as maximum temperatures are forecast to reach 40.1°C on October 9, 2026. The projected temperature exceeds the region's high-severity heat threshold of 40°C.
The automatic alert system at wweather1.com triggered the warning after its own forecast data indicated that the maximum temperature (tmax) in Khartoum would cross the designated 40°C threshold. The high-severity heat event is registered to start on October 9, 2026.
According to the specific metrics provided by the forecasting platform, the maximum temperature is projected to reach 40.1°C in the city. Because this value crosses the pre-established limit, the event has been classified under a high severity rating.
This notification was generated automatically by wweather1.com based on its proprietary forecast data. Local residents are advised to monitor the situation as the high temperatures persist throughout the forecast date.