US EditionTokyo Logs Record 10 Days of 35 C or Hotter, Weather Agency Says
Tokyo has experienced 10 consecutive days above 35°C, contributing to over 8,400 hospitalizations and 12 deaths amid ongoing heatwave health risks, officials said.
- Tokyo experienced a record 10 consecutive days of temperatures 35 degrees Celsius or hotter, according to the weather office.
- Heat waves are becoming more intense and frequent worldwide due to human-caused climate change, and Japan is no exception.
- Japan logged its highest temperature ever of 41.8C in Isesaki city in August, with officials urging the public, especially the elderly, to seek air-conditioned shelter to avoid heatstroke.
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The capital of Japan has recorded a chain of high temperatures since 1875. Since the beginning of August, the country has already faced numerous severe weather events.
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Rising temperatures have fueled unpredictable weather phenomena in recent years
Tokyo: 10 Days at More than 35°c, a Heat Wave that Warns About the Impact of Climate Change in Japan
New heat wave in Tokyo, but also extreme precipitation and seasonal upheavals, the consequences of global warming manifest themselves on the Archipelago.
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Tokyo register a 10 d’cord consecutively with temperatures of 35 degrees or more, inform the meteorolic service.
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