Latest news and articles about high temperatures from NEX English
Hong Kong has recorded six consecutive hot nights, marking the longest such period in May due to a severe heatwave affecting the city. The Hong Kong Observatory reported that the minimum temperature remained at or above <strong>28 degrees Celsius</strong> (82.4 degrees Fahrenheit) for six consecutive nights.
Weather forecasts indicate the end of cold conditions, with warnings of upcoming heat waves. Citizens must prepare for rising temperatures in the coming days.
Authorities in Karachi have discovered the bodies of ten individuals in separate incidents, believed to be linked to high temperatures and drug overdoses. The alarming situation raises concerns about living conditions and public safety in the city.
Doctors in the United Arab Emirates have revealed the signs of heat exhaustion and how to identify them before they escalate into a serious condition like heat stroke. This warning comes amid rising temperatures in the region.
Thailand is currently experiencing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach as high as <strong>43°C</strong> in some areas. Authorities are warning of significant health risks, particularly for individuals with chronic health conditions.
Al-Ahsa and Al-Dhahran in Saudi Arabia have recorded unprecedented temperatures of <strong>48°C</strong>, making them the hottest areas in the kingdom. In contrast, Abha has reported the lowest temperatures, highlighting the severe impact of heatwaves in the region.
Forest fires have broken out in multiple areas of Indonesia's Riau Islands, with over <strong>70 fire hotspots</strong> detected due to soaring temperatures. Firefighting teams are working tirelessly to extinguish the flames threatening forests and residential areas.
Several cities in Saudi Arabia are currently experiencing a significant heatwave, with temperatures surpassing 40°C. The highest readings have been recorded in the Al-Dawaser and Al-Sammān regions, raising concerns among residents.
The Ministry of Agricultural Guidance has warned against irrigating olive trees during periods of extreme heat, as this negatively impacts tree growth and productivity. The ministry emphasized that irrigation under such conditions can lead to health issues for the trees and affect the quality of the resulting oil.