Japan determines two calories in one day while mercury rises after 107 degrees

Japan recorded two new thermal records in one day on Tuesday, with mercury 41.6 ° C (106.88 ° F) and 41.8 ° C (107.24 degrees Fahrenheit). And I warned that the temperatures might rise.

Temperatures All over the world has risen In recent years as Climate It creates the most urgent weather patterns, and Japan is not an exception.

The incendiary temperatures in the city of Isaki on Tuesday exceeded the previous mark that was seen in the western Hugo area of 41.2 ° C (106.16 Fahrenheit) only last week.

Last summer was the most recorded ever, as levels were offered in 2023, followed by the warmer autumn since I started keeping the books 126 years ago.

Last week at the Kyoto Square point, mercury achieved 40 degrees (104 Fahrenheit), the first time that any observation points in Japan – the oldest opening in 1880, which is the latest in 2002 – such as this high.

Experts warn that the popular cherry trees in Japan open early due to the warmer climate – or sometimes they do not completely flourish – because the fall and winter are not cold enough to release flowers.

The famous snowboard of Jabal Fuji was absent for the longest registered period last year, and it did not appear until early November, compared to an average in early October.

The weather agency said on Friday, July was also the hottest since the records began in 1898, where the average monthly temperature was 2.89 ° C (37 Fahrenheit) above the average of 1991-2020.

South Korea also witnessed the second best July, with an average temperature of 27.1 ° C (80.7 Fahrenheit), according to the Meteorological Office, which has collected such data since 1973.

The most important July was in South Korea in 1994, when the average temperature was 27.7 ° C (81.86 Fahrenheit).

In Japan, some dams and looting of the country are witnessing a shortage of water, as farmers complain that the amazing heat is side by side with the lack of rain that slows down rice transplantation.

The office added that the rains in July were low over the vast areas of Japan, where the northern areas of Japan, which suffers from standard, face a decrease in rain.

The rainy season ended about three weeks before the usual in the western regions of Japan, another record.

In every summer, Japanese officials urge the public to search for shelter in air -conditioned rooms to avoid a fire strike.

The elderly in Japan-who has the second largest number of world population after Monaco-is especially at risk.

This year, Western Europe witnessed the most important in June, as extremist temperatures criticized the region in punishing successive heat waves, according to COPERNICUS climate control.

The dangerous weather extended to July, with separate research estimated that climate change made the temperature up to 4 ° C (39.2 Fahrenheit) more hot, prompting the thermometer to a fatal area for thousands of weak people and largely exacerbated the number of deaths.

Millions were subjected to high thermal pressure, as the average daily temperatures in Western Europe increased to rarely seen – unprecedented in the summer.