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Australia recorded a record-high winter temperature of 41,6 degrees Celsius.

Australia recorded record-high winter temperatures, with the temperature reaching 41,6 degrees Celsius in the northwestern coastal region of the country.

Weather forecast for July 1st: Sweltering heat blankets the entire country.

On the first working day of July, a sweltering heat enveloped the entire country; it wasn't until the night of July 2nd, when the rain increased, that the air began to cool down somewhat.

Experts explain the unusually hot weather in Southern Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City.

According to weather experts, the prolonged heatwave in Southern Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City recently indicates unusual weather patterns compared to previous years.

France records record high late summer temperatures.

On August 23, the French Meteorological Agency (Meteo France) announced that the country had recorded its highest late-summer temperature ever the previous day.

The nearly 10km-long canal has become a place for Hanoi children to cool off.

Since the arrival of summer, the nearly 10km-long Hong Van hydroelectric canal has become a popular spot for many teenagers in So Ha village (Ninh So commune, Thuong Tin district, Hanoi) to cool off.

2023 will be hotter than ever due to a sharp increase in global temperatures.

Initial data suggests that June temperatures reached record highs just before the warmer El Niño phenomenon began.

More than half of the world's lakes have dried up.

A group of international researchers reports that some of the world's most important freshwater sources are rapidly depleting.

Video: Over 40°C heat causes bridge surface in China to explode.

Temperatures reaching over 40 degrees Celsius in Quanzhou City (Fujian, China) caused the surface of a bridge to suddenly explode.

With the sweltering heat, Americans are worried about soaring electricity bills.

A suffocating week in New York City is affecting all segments of the population, raising concerns about the bills they will have to pay.

Heatstroke due to hot weather: Signs and first aid.

Northern Vietnam is entering a period of intense heat, and we are very susceptible to heatstroke and sunstroke.

Deadly hazards can occur during hot weather.

Stroke, death from sleeping with the air conditioner on in a car, or heatstroke... these are all very likely hazards during the scorching summer days.

Record-breaking heatwaves have appeared at both poles of the Earth.

Temperatures in Antarctica rose to 40 degrees Celsius above normal, while in the Arctic, they rose by more than 30 degrees Celsius.

Both teacher and students were drenched in sweat and exhausted from teaching and learning in the sweltering summer heat.

Teaching and learning in hot weather, nearing 40 degrees Celsius, worries teachers and parents about the impact on students' health, leading to poor academic results.

Despite the "no swimming" signs, the sandy beach along the Red River is still crowded with people swimming.

Despite the "dangerous, no swimming" signs, many residents around Phu Thuong area (Tay Ho, Hanoi) still flock to the alluvial sandbanks along the Red River to swim on hot days.

Video: Why is summer getting hotter and hotter?

Since the beginning of 2020, temperatures have consistently been above average throughout the months, and this summer is predicted to break previous records.

Male doctor dies while playing soccer in the hot sun; experts warn of deadly disease.

Despite receiving prompt and dedicated emergency care, the male doctor fell into a coma, suffered cardiac arrest, and eventually passed away.

Video: With temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, the poor in the capital city struggle to make a living.

Hanoi's temperature soared to 40 degrees Celsius, with intense heat lasting from 10 am to 17 pm. Despite the scorching heat, many laborers still had to go out to earn a living.

Weather in early May: Hot weather continues across a wide area in the North.

Over the next few days, the heatwave will spread across the entire Northern region and continue in the provinces from Thanh Hoa to Phu Yen, with daily maximum temperatures commonly ranging from 35-38 degrees Celsius, and exceeding 39 degrees Celsius in some areas.

Ho Chi Minh City: Residents and tourists are exhausted by the heat.

In Ho Chi Minh City, the prolonged heatwave, with temperatures sometimes reaching nearly 40°C, has left residents and tourists alike feeling tired and extremely uncomfortable.

Today, Hanoi is as hot as summer, and Ho Chi Minh City faces the risk of flooding.

Today's forecast (November 15th) predicts temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius in the North, while Ho Chi Minh City faces a high risk of flooding due to high tides.

With extreme heat, many people are easily driven to madness.

Intense heat can easily make even healthy people uncomfortable and irritable; in many cases, it can lead to loss of consciousness, mental disorders, and conflicts over trivial matters. Those who have previously suffered from mental illness are also at high risk of relapse.