US EditionElections 2025: How to Prevent Heat Shocks at the Time of Voting?
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Health experts recommend extreme care measures for next Sunday's day, as temperatures around 30 degrees are expected.
This Sunday, November 16th, are presidential elections, and since voting is mandatory (except in legally defined cases), many people will go out to fulfill this civic duty. But be warned: intense heat is expected in several parts of the country. According to forecasts, temperatures in the central region could exceed 33°C, while in the northern coastal region and some areas of the south they will reach around 30°C. And if precautions aren't taken…
The heat is relentless in the capital. Santiago will go from a warm spring to a sweltering weekend, with temperatures potentially exceeding 30°C on election day. This weekend, get ready to vote with the forecast and recommendations from Meteored. The Metropolitan Region has been experiencing warm spring days, with afternoons around 25°C. But the atmosphere is preparing for a change: a warm ridge and easterly winds will drive a noticeable rise in…
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