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HOKKAIDO, JAPAN, JUL 23 – Eight towns and one city in Hokkaido recorded their highest temperatures since 1977, with heat stroke alerts issued due to climate change-driven heatwaves, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.
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KITAMI, Hokkaido — Many places across Japan recorded high temperatures on Wednesday under the influence of a high-pressure system. In Hokkaido, severe heat was centered around areas along the Sea of Okhotsk.
Japan's Hokkaido sizzles as heat stroke alerts issued
TOKYO: Japan's northern island of Hokkaido sweltered on Wednesday (Jul 23) as temperatures hit record highs in several towns and authorities issued heat stroke alerts across the country. Eight towns and one city on the island recorded their highest temperature since 1977 when official data became available
[NHK] Extreme heat is expected nationwide on the 23rd, with localized maximum temperatures approaching 40 degrees in eastern Hokkaido and on the Sea of Okhotsk side of Hokkaido.
Due to the influence of high pressure, temperatures continued to rise across a wide area of the Japanese archipelago on the 24th, with Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture, recording the highest temperature of the year in the country at 39.4 degrees. As of 5 p.m., 296 of the 914 observation points nationwide had recorded extremely hot days with maximum temperatures of 35 degrees or higher, the highest number for July since comparable data became a…
Danny Herr Piedras Negras, Coahuila; July 23, 2025. – To date, nine people have been registered for heat strokes since July 7, without serious cases or deaths being reported. As reported by Ari Antonio Hernández Esquivel, Director of Firefighters and Civil Protection, this Wednesday at the Morning Conference. The majority of those affected have been men between 35 and 45 years of age. Of the nine cases, three were taken to the hospital, not for…
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