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The heatwave in the North will end from July 2nd due to a low-pressure trough bringing showers and thunderstorms; mountainous areas should be wary of flash floods and la…
In a country with a temperate climate like the UK, the recent record-breaking heatwave has created challenges for infrastructure and left the transport system with a hos…
Europe's atmospheric watchdog warns the risk of wildfires is on the rise, with large parts of Western Europe at
An irony paradox, the more we use air-conditioning, people become more and more dependent on it.
Meteorologists around the world predict that the summer of 2020 will record temperatures 1 degree Celsius higher than the annual average.
Severe heat can cause edema, rash, cramps or fainting, exhaustion, and heat stroke. Timely treatment helps effective treatment, health protection.
Scientists think that, by 2020, there is nearly 75% likely to become the hottest year ever.
Hot weather dissipates a large amount of ice in Greenland, causing the global sea level to rise 0.5 mm.
Due to the hot sun and strong wind, a forest fire occurred from noon 8-7 in Huong Son district, Ha Tinh.
Anchorage, the largest city in the US state of Alaska, has experienced a record hot National Day when its temperature reached 32.2 degrees Celsius, the highest level in…
With hot waves everywhere from Japan to England, from Algeria to California, everyone has a lot of cool tips.
The hotter 40 degree Celsius will appear in Europe at the end of June due to the serious impact of the global climate crisis.
If eating ice cream quickly, there will be strong cooling in the upper respiratory tract. That threatens the development of acute respiratory diseases.
The intense heat in many parts of India caused authorities to issue a red warning - the highest level. Someone died of heat shock.
Ultraviolet rays are particularly higher in the sea, reaching 12 can cause burns, late eye complications such as pterygium, cataract, macular degeneration.