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26 July, 2017, 15:44
Update: 26 July, 2017, 15:47
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26 July, 2017, 15:44
Update: 26 July, 2017, 15:47

The summer months are upon us and temperature in the United Arab Emirates has been hovering around 50°C, reports Khaleej Times.

As the mercury continues to soar, a man took on the streets to demonstrate how hot it really is in Dubai.

In a video released by fatafeat channel on Instagram, we can see a man cooking egg outdoors under the sun without a stove. He starts the video by informing us that the pan has been in the sun for 10 minutes. He then proceeds to add oil to the pan, break an egg and sprinkles it with salt, pepper. The egg cooks under a minute in the heat of the sun.

He wraps up by saying, ‘This is how we do it in Dubai. Sunny side up. It’s ready.’

Earlier last month, a truck tyres sinking in the melting road as the temperature in the region touched 52°C.

According to weather.com, the temperature currently in Dubai is 42°C. According to the National Centre of Meteorology & Seismology, the temperature could touch 49°C during the day. Read our detailed weather report for the day.

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