Japan sets record temperature of 41.8 deg C
Japan has registered its highest temperature, which kills a burning 41.8 ° C in the middle of a deep heat heat waves across the country. The new record was set in the city of Shizuoca on August 5, 2025, which crosses the former high levels and intensifies concerns about climate change and extreme weather. Severe heat has increased cases of heat stroke, and encourages residents to become hydrated, avoid external activities during rush hour and use cooling equipment to warn from health and weather functions. Officials have also given emergency alerts in many areas as the country is fighting against the demand for heat and rising electricity. Researchers associate the increasing frequency of such extreme temperature to global warming. Japan, known for its warm and humid summer, more often experiences outstanding weather events, public security, infrastructure flexibility and long -term climate policy improves the concerns.
The Key points
- Japan records the highest temperature at 41.8 ° C.
- Heat wave affects areas across the country, especially the city of shizuoka.
- Officials warned of serious heat risk risks.
- Emergency alerts continued in many provinces.
- Residents recommended limiting external activity.
- Increase in demand for electricity due to cooling requirements.
- Researchers combine the incident to intensify climate change.
- Infrastructure faces pressure from high temperatures for a long time.
- The government monitors conditions and promotes security measures.
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