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Peer-Reviewed Article December 29, 2021

دور المناخ فی الجذب السیاحی فی مدینة مقنا بالمملکة العربیه السعودیة دراسة مناخیة تطبیقیة خلال الفترة 1985-2020 م

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Published in: Al-Mağallah Al-Ǧuġrāfiyyaẗ Al-ʿarabiyyaẗ
Publisher: Egyptian Geographical Association • Egypt • 1110-1911 • 2682-4795
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21608/agj.2021.228522

Abstract

The study aimed to identify the role of climate in the tourist attraction of the city of Maqna in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and determining the characteristics of the climate in the city during the period (1985-2020). In addition to learning about the climate comfort for humans in the city of Maqna. To achieve the objectives of the study, a descriptive-analytical approach followed, whereby the monthly, seasonal, and annual rates of solar radiation, air temperatures, relative humidity, atmospheric pressure, precipitation amounts, wind speed and directions were calculated. In addition to the application of each of the Gaffney's Effective Temperature Coefficient, Tome index, and wind-cooling index for Siple and Passel, to identify the levels of climatic comfort for humans in the city of Maqna. The most important findings of the study are the results of moderate climate most of the year, in addition to the availability of adequate levels of climatic comfort; This confirms that the climate is one of the most important tourist attractions in Maqna and contributes to making it a global tourist city par excellence.   !                56 .(423231-./0) +, #$%     ()*%   #$% & '  . 9: ;  4    < =  .     &7 %  8    >? ;?6 & #!  *, :? @  4 A > ,* >@B #@ ! >C  @D5 >   @ >C  E: +  >4 G >H , +   , # & #! = @  56 .:  F4< .     &7 %     >#  #  F   G    56 >4 G< 4I  #  9) &   J * 4: >     # 4< & K   &< !L  M%  &  

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