A bunch of hot 'scorching' photos of India, more than 600 people died
At least 600 people died in just one heat wave in India, with temperatures up to 48 degrees Celsius in some areas.
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At least 600 people died in just one heat wave in India, with temperatures up to 48 degrees Celsius in some areas.
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Earlier today, the first storm on the East Sea maintained level 8 and the possibility of the next 12 hours will enter Guangdong province (China). Meanwhile, a part of co…
Heat background in North and Central Vietnam continues to rise in the last day of high school graduation exam. The central region has a temperature of 38 degrees C.
Hot low pressure areas combined with phlegm effects continue to dominate the weather of North and Central provinces, causing severe heat. It is forecasted that on June 1…
On May 11, the heat wave will reach its peak in the northern provinces before cold air spills over. Meanwhile, the storm Aere has weakened.
Hot pressures are tending to develop and expand to affect the North. Some areas of mountainous areas in the North of the North appear hot sun up to 35 degrees C.
At the end of this week, the low pressure of the continent developed and affected the North, so many places in the North and North Central region would reach 33-36 degre…
In 2010, the worst floods in history occurred in every continent, except Antarctica. The world is heating up due to greenhouse gases: the temperature increases by 10C, t…
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According to John Christy, director of the Earth System Science Center at the University of Alabama, Huntsville, the average global temperature in August was only lower…