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Here’s What Extreme Weather Means for Life in Three Refugee Camps

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The Washington Post / Sarah Raza

13:10 JST, July 18, 2024

Every day, it’s the heat that wakes up Hamda al-Marzouq. The temperatures at her refugee camp in Jordan regularly climb to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, forcing her to wake up hours earlier than planned.

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