Federal News Network Article RatingIran will close government offices, banks and schools for 2 days over high temperatures | Federal News Network
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-46% Medium Liberal
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-46% Medium Liberal
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58% : Iran announced a nationwide two-day holiday because of increasing temperatures, state media reported Tuesday.56% : In 2022, Iran registered its hottest temperature at 53 C (127.4 F) in Ahvaz.
54% : The capital, Tehran, experienced 38 C (100.4 F) on Tuesday.
54% : The metrological office predicted Tehran would see temperatures of 39 C (102.2 F) over the next three days.
52% : In recent days, cities and towns in Iran saw temperatures around 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).
51% : TEHRAN, Iran (AP) --
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