Urban heat pockets are becoming increasingly prevalent in major cities, causing higher temperatures in densely populated areas. This phenomenon is primarily due to the concentration of buildings, roads, and infrastructure that absorb and retain heat, exacerbated by the lack of vegetation and green spaces. As cities grow, the impact of these heat pockets increases, posing challenges for city planners and residents. The elevated temperatures lead to discomfort, health issues, and increased energy consumption for air conditioning.