What's the climate like in Qatar?

Qatar is located in the Arabian Peninsula. Qatar is a desert country with a hot climate. The whole year is divided into summer and winter. In summer, the weather is hot and humid. The temperature is generally 25~46 degrees Celsius, and the highest temperature can reach above 50 degrees Celsius. It is cool and dry in winter 1 1 to April of the following year, and the temperature is generally 10.

There is little precipitation in Qatar, with an average of about 100 mm per year, which is basically limited to winter and lasts for a short time. However, there are occasional storms, which often cause floods to inundate small canyons and dry valleys.

Natural resources in Qatar:

Qatar has a single kind of natural resources, mainly oil and gas and related associated resources. Rich in oil and gas resources, data from the website of Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs show that Qatar's natural gas reserves rank third in the world, second only to Russia and Iran. Mainly concentrated in the northern gas field of Qatar, it is the largest single gas field in the world, with an area equivalent to half of Qatar's land area, and its proven reserves exceed 900 trillion cubic feet (about 25.49 trillion cubic meters), accounting for about 20% of the global share.

According to the data of BP Energy World Energy Statistical Review, Qatar's crude oil reserves rank 14 in the world, with proven reserves of about 25.2 billion barrels, accounting for about 1.5% of the global share. According to the data of the US Geological Survey, Qatar's helium reserves are 10 1 100 million cubic meters, ranking second in the world, accounting for 19.4% of the global reserves. At the same time, Qatar is the world's largest exporter of helium and the second largest producer.