South Korea issues extreme heat alert for the first time
Maximum alert is triggered when a region has maximum temperatures of at least 35°C for two consecutive days
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Maximum alert is triggered when a region has maximum temperatures of at least 35°C for two consecutive days. A heat wave day is defined as the one where the maximum temperature is at least 33°C. Throughout the world, heat waves are becoming more intense and frequent due to climate change. According to the director, the affected areas recorded temperatures above 35°C on Friday and Saturday, and the forecast is that today they reach at least 38°C. The “maximum alert” indicates conditions in which even healthy people are at significantly greater risk of developing serious health problems,” he warned.
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Maximum alert is triggered when a region has maximum temperatures of at least 35°C for two consecutive days.
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A heat wave day is defined as the one where the maximum temperature is at least 33°C. Throughout the world, heat waves are becoming more intense and frequent due to climate change.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1According to the director, the affected areas recorded temperatures above 35°C on Friday and Saturday, and the forecast is that today they reach at least 38°C. The “maximum alert” indicates conditions in which even healthy people are at significantly greater risk of developing serious health problems,” he warned.
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Maximum alert is triggered when a region has maximum temperatures of at least 35°C for two consecutive days.
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