Australia’s hottest towns sizzled beyond 120°F in a relentless heat wave, igniting urgent warnings across the region. Locals described the weather as “just damn hot,” while officials urged everyone to take precautions and stay safe amid the scorching conditions
An eye-opening Oxford study reveals that India is on track to become one of the hardest-hit countries by extreme heat in the coming decades, underscoring an urgent call for climate action to protect its most vulnerable communities, NDTV reports
Extreme heatwaves are scorching Australia, prompting urgent alerts from meteorological authorities. Residents are urged to stay alert and take essential precautions as soaring temperatures dramatically increase the risk of health issues and wildfires
Australia’s cities are sizzling like never before, as soaring temperatures driven by climate change bring new and urgent challenges. Explore The Guardian’s interactive maps to reveal the hottest hotspots at risk and learn how communities are gearing up to beat the heat and safeguard public health
Italy has issued urgent red alert heatwave warnings in 16 cities, as soaring temperatures threaten public health. Authorities are strongly advising everyone to stay hydrated and avoid outdoor activities during the peak heat hours to stay safe
Canada is grappling with scorching heatwaves as wildfire smoke chokes the skies, triggering a nationwide health alert. Authorities warn of hazardous air quality and urge everyone to take precautions as temperatures climb to record highs
Spain is currently grappling with a fierce heatwave, as temperatures skyrocket beyond 40°C. This scorching weather has sparked widespread alerts and is straining infrastructure across the country. Authorities are urging everyone to stay hydrated and avoid outdoor activities during the peak heat hours to stay safe
As early April descends upon North India, the region is already bracing for extreme heat, with temperatures soaring above seasonal averages. Meteorologists warn of heightened risks for heat-related illnesses as residents prepare for a scorching summer ahead.
