2017 may be the hottest year in history
The increase in global average temperature of 1.1 degrees Celsius over the pre-industrial era may make 2017 the hottest year in history.
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The increase in global average temperature of 1.1 degrees Celsius over the pre-industrial era may make 2017 the hottest year in history.
Equivalent to nuclear and meteorite disasters, climate change can cause people and all creatures to perish.
Due to the influence of cold air, from this afternoon, Hanoi capital and Northern provinces will have heavy rain and thunderstorms, ending the hot sun.
It is estimated that by 2050, about 350 million people living in big cities can die from heat stress (heat burden) every year.
Mr. Le Thanh Hai, Deputy General Director of the National Center for Hydrometeorology said, it is expected that the hot weather this year will be more severe, more likel…
From February 23 and 24, the North will welcome a series of intense cold air, causing daytime temperatures in Hanoi to drop by about 10-12 degrees C.
On the evening of 19/1, the cold air mass of intense intensity will spill into the northern heat, the highest level of the day is only 17-18 degrees C.
This morning, the intensified cold air covered the whole North, the daytime temperature dropped about 5 degrees Celsius, the lowest in the mountains to below 12 degrees.
The cold air in early November will push the heat down to 18-20 degrees C, high mountains may be below 13 degrees.
Last August was recorded as one of the hottest August since the data began to be collected 136 years ago.
The United States is going through harsh summer days, with the heat expected to be the hottest in the year and the risk of death in the hot sun is not small.
The hot sun peaks up to 51oC in India, causing the asphalt to melt, making it difficult for people to walk on the road.
According to the latest report, India recorded 454 cases of suicide in the first few months of the year due to prolonged hot weather.
A city of Rajasthan state, India experienced a new record heat wave when the outdoor temperature reached 51 degrees Celsius on May 20, 2016.
The record hot sunshine in India for decades has made farmers suffer.