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Heatwaves · Rio De JaneiroTemperature in the floating capital can be reached as early as this Friday; heat wave is heading for central part of the country, and Inmet is also warning of temperature decline in RS The period between the end of April and the beginning of May of this year should be atypical, with the thermometers allowing maximums of 40°C, according to the weather forecast. According to MetSul, the heat should be more intense in the next 10 days in the interi…See the Story
Normal temperatures: maximums can be 40 degrees Fahrenheit in RJ and SP cities in the coming weeks.
Heatwaves · PhilippinesDistance learning in the Philippines, crowded parks in Myanmar, extreme heat warning in Bangladesh: Southeast Asia continues today to be hit by unnaturally high temperatures, which in places... Unprecedented heat wave in Southeast Asia - THE NAUTICAL TRADESee the Story
Unprecedented heat wave in Southeast Asia
Heatwaves · PhilippinesThe Ministry of Education in the Philippines has announced that all of its public schools will be doing extracurricular classes tomorrow Monday after Tuesday, because of the extreme heat and the strike of transport workers across the country. And the ministry said in a statement issued Sunday, "In light of the latest projections of the Temperature Index, the Administration of Air, Geophysical and Astronautical Services and the announcement of th…See the Story
The Philippines is doing distance learning because of the heat wave.
Heatwaves · PhilippinesThere will be no local teaching tomorrow and Tuesday in public schools in the Philippines due to the ongoing heatwave and the impending strike of staff driving so-called Jeepney public vehicles. Instead, distance learning will be offered, according to an announcement by the Ministry of Education. However, there is no colony in this hottest month of April for a long time. April is generally the hottest month of the year in this part of Asia but h…See the Story
No instruction due to ongoing heat wave and impending strike
Heatwaves · IndiaEast and south peninsular India are reeling under a severe heatwave, with daytime temperature staying above 41 degree Celsius every day, the weather office has said. The heat wave to severe heat wave conditions are likely to continue till Wednesday. The areas that saw temperatures between 41 and 45 degree Celsius are Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra. Rain with thunders…See the Story
"Take Precautions": Scorching Heatwave Warning In East And Southern States
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Heatwaves · OdishaThe India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued heatwave alters for Odisha and West Bengal, categorising them under a ‘red alert’, while Bihar and Jharkhand fall under an ‘orange alert’, and eastern Uttar Pradesh and northern parts of Kerala under a ‘yellow alert’. The weather department comes amidst severe heatwave conditions prevailing in various states across India.
Soms Sen Roy, a senior scientist at IMD, told ANI, “Severe heatwave conditio…See the Story
IMD Issues Heatwave Alerts For Bengal, Odisha; Rain Relief Expected In Some States. Details Inside
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Heatwaves · ThailandThailand braces for intense heatwave with highs of 44 degrees CelsiusLegacyThailand’s Meteorological Department (TMD) has issued a severe heat warning today as temperatures are expected to soar up to a scorching 44 degrees Celsius. Citizens are advised to take precautions and avoid prolonged activities in open areas. The high-pressure system caused by intense heat has blanketed the upper parts of Thailand, leading to generally hot to very hot we…See the Story