The Meteorological Office said that Japan was logged into two new heat records on Tuesday, with mercury with mercury 41.6 ° C (106.88 ° F) and then with mercury with 41.8 C (107.24 f), the weather office said. This warned that the temperature could increase even more.
temperature Has increased worldwide In recent years Climate change Never creates more irregular weather patterns, and Japan is no exception.
On Tuesday, the scorching temperature in the city of ISESAKI has crossed the previous mark in the western Hyogo region of only 41.2 C (106.16 F) last week.
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Last summer was the hottest on record, the level seen in 2023 and 126 years ago was seen by the hottest autumn since the commencement of recordskeeping.
Last week in Tourist Hotspot Kyoto, Para hit 40C (104 F), the first time of Japan’s observation points – the oldest opened in 1880, the newest in 2002 – the newest such a high – was seen by the authorities.
Experts warned that Japan’s beloved cherry trees are first blooming due to the warm climate – or sometimes not completely blooming – because autumn and winter are not cold enough to trigger flowers.
Mount Fuji’s famous snowp was absent for the longest recorded period last year, not seen as compared to the early November, with the average of early October.
July was also the hottest since the records started in 1898, the weather agency said on Friday, with an average monthly temperature of 2.89 ° C at an average of 1991-2020.
According to the meteorological office, South Korea also saw its second hottest July with an average temperature of 27.1 C (80.7 F), collecting such figures since 1973.
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The hottest on record in South Korea was in July 1994, when the average temperature reached 27.7 C (81.86 F).
In Japan, some dams and throes across the country are facing lack of water, farmers have complained that the rainfall is jointly slowing rice cultivation.
The office said that in July, rainfall was low in broad areas of Japan, facing the ocean of Japan in northern regions, which was experiencing record less rainfall.
The rainy season ended in the western regions of Japan about three weeks before normal, another record.
Every summer, Japanese authorities urged the public to seek shelter in air -conditioned rooms to avoid heatstroke.
The elderly in Japan-the second oldest population in the world after Monaco-is particularly at risk.
This year, Western Europe looked at its hottest June on record, as according to the European Union’s Climate Monitor Copernicus, excessive temperature destroyed the region in punishing back-to-back heat waves.
The dangerous weather is spread in July, with separate research that climate change made the temperature up to 4 ° C Hotter, pushed the thermometer into the deadly area for thousands of weak people and made the toll of estimated death greatly.
Millions of people were made aware of high heat stress as daily average temperatures in Western Europe, which was rarely seen – and never so quickly in summer.
