The outdoor heat wave ends, but the indoor heat wave continues.
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Chicago heat wave In 1995, Chicago experienced its worst heat wave ever recorded.
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The heat wave that plagued Chicago in 1995 killed more than 700 people, while the 2003 European heat wave and 2010 Russian heat wave killed tens of thousands each.
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A heat wave "exposure event" in this graph is one heat wave experienced by one person over 22018.
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Researchers have found that climate change made the European heat wave deadlier and the Russian heat wave more likely.
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"Heat wave patterns (intensity, duration and number of heat wave episodes) across two years could be very different," he said.
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At issue as to how long the heat wave will last is how deep the heat wave extends into the ocean.
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Europe heat wave Europe has been sweltering under a historic heat wave and today, temperatures are supposed to reach their breaking point.
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We don't know the human cost of this heat wave yet, but a similar European heat wave in 2003 killed 70,000 people.
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There was the 2010 Russian heat wave and Pakistan floods, which together killed tens of thousands, and the 2003 European heat wave.
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Heat wave made worse by climate crisis Experts say the heat wave is only made worse by the ongoing threat of climate change.
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The current heat wave is the second-largest and longest marine heat wave in the northern Pacific Ocean ever that NOAA has ever recorded.
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The heat wave came just one month after another huge heat wave in the continent, which too saw some countries experience record temperatures for June.
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Killer heatwave wreaks havoc in Southeast Asia Double whammy of heat wave and drought The heat wave has also coincided with another major environmental problem: drought.
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Prolonged temperatures of at least 22010 degrees are considered a heat wave, while prolonged temperatures of 2118 degrees or higher are considered a severe heat wave.
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Among impacts, a 2011 marine heat wave off western Australia killed abalone stocks and a 2012 heat wave off the eastern United States drove lobster stocks north towards Canada.
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A summer heat wave impacted the competitionDefend the North took place amid an intense heat wave in New York City, seeing temperatures of 95 and 96 degrees on Saturday and Sunday.
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In essence, this data helped them compare the likelihood of that heat wave in 2003 versus the likelihood of the same heat wave occurring in a climate before all of the pollution.
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All told, more then 10 people have died during Europe's recent heat wave, which comes on the heels of a similar heat wave in June that claimed at least a dozen lives.
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The study simulated a humid heat wave where the heat index was 56 degrees Celsius (133 Fahrenheit) and a dry heat wave where the heat index was 46 degrees Celsius (115 Fahrenheit).
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Are you just dying for this heat wave to end?
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The heat wave was also unusual because of its timing.
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A heat wave began sweeping through the state on Monday.
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It comes on the heels of a sustained heat wave.
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Translation: We're in the middle of an intense heat wave.
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The high humidity levels made this heat wave particularly severe.
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You have a heat wave, high heavy winds -- GIGOT: Right.
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Europe's heat wave shows how urgently that needs to happen.
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By comparison, this June heat wave lasted just four days.
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Chicago could see another fatal heat wave at any moment.
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Last weekend's deadly heat wave will continue through the holiday.
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In May, a heat wave killed 65 in Karachi, Pakistan.
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"We've had a summer heat wave over here," he said.
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Glad you made it through the Bay Area heat wave.
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Blood pressure did not change in either heat wave condition.
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Even the Acropolis was closed due to the heat wave.
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Energy prices in Sweden skyrocketed during a recent heat wave.
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The heat wave extended to several parts of Russia, too.
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The 2003 heat wave in Europe is a good example.
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Patton was born in the middle of a heat wave.
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A rapid analysis of the heat wave in France found that climate change had made it at least five times more likely, and 4 degrees Celsius hotter, than a heat wave would have been otherwise.
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A heat wave in India this month has already killed dozens.
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The heat wave has boosted ice cream sales in the Nordics.
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They expect the heat wave to last at least 10 days.
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In 2015, more than 2,400 people died in a heat wave.
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Earlier this year, we saw a heat wave in the Arctic.
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What do you think of Kourtney and Kylie's heat wave looks?
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Go deeper: Heat wave brings record-breaking temperature highs to Anchorage
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Chicago's heat wave was responsible for nearly half of those deaths.
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Here's how the sweltering heat wave is affecting the West: 250.
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Meanwhile, the heat wave out West will probably last all week.
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Look, we're all going through it with the summer heat wave.
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The deadly European heat wave of 2003 is a cautionary tale.
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On Saturday, the heat wave canceled events across the affected region.
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But keeping a pup cool during a heat wave is not.
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She revisits a moment when 82 degrees signaled a heat wave.
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Product shown: Heat Wave, one of François Nars' original 12 lipsticks.
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It was August, and New York was suffering a heat wave.
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Meanwhile, a record heat wave has wreaked havoc on four continents.
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So yes, this heat wave we're in is just the beginning.
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This is the perfume equivalent of lemonade in a heat wave.
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The heat wave that smothered the country finally broke on Monday.
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And a blistering heat wave stunted crop growth in the Midwest.
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In Europe, a blistering heat wave dubbed Lucifer sparked more fires.
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And the Pacific Northwest is bracing for a scorching heat wave.
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A heat wave is simply a prolonged period of extreme heat.
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Investors are ditching stocks like winter coats in a heat wave.
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The 2000,600 firefighters, however, remained hampered by a lingering heat wave.
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Right now, water temperatures surrounding Hawaii are around three degrees higher than normal, making this heat wave the second-largest and longest marine heat wave in the area since NOAA began tracking such events in 1982.
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Don't let the unseasonal heat wave fool you — winter is, eventually, coming.
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But how do you prepare for feeling hot in a heat wave?
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Considering the heat wave, we totally understand the choice in gauzy top.
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In 2010, more than 23,000 people did in a Moscow heat wave.
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Much of Europe is sweating this week through a major heat wave.
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India's meteorological department says the heat wave will continue into next week.
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Yeah, Jessica Jones never takes it off, even in a heat wave.
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He cites Europe's infamous 2003 heat wave, which killed about 70,000 people.
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This proved true during a heat wave that struck Chicago in 1995.
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Dying alone at home in a heat wave is a terrible thing.
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A heat wave is upon us, and so are Netflix's August arrivals.
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Go deeper: In photos: "Dangerous" heat wave grips much of the U.S.
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"This kind of meltdown during a heat wave is UNACCEPTABLE," he tweeted.
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As a result, they face more health risks during a heat wave.
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The current heat wave presents a serious threat to Notre Dame Cathedral.
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It was the middle of a massively deadly heat wave in Europe.
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Any heat wave today, for example, is sitting atop boosted global temperatures.
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This September's heat wave has subsided a bit, giving Parisians a rest.
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In 2010, more than 10,000 people died in a Moscow heat wave.
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During the heat wave, it's unlikely temperatures will fall below 80 degrees.
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Europe's coming heat wave coincides with scorching temperatures in the United States.
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Cucumber, tomatoes, and chillies are also recommended heating during a heat wave.
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It's not only the United States that is in a heat wave.
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This heat wave is not over, and is only getting more intense.
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What do libraries have to do with deaths in a heat wave?
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Unlike the 1995 Chicago heat wave, Hurricane Maria is a continuing disaster.
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In July's heat wave it was as welcome as a space heater.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Over the weekend, Los Angeles experienced a massive heat wave.
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Australian floods Australia has been suffering through a record-breaking heat wave.
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She was living in Patna, in Bihar State, during the heat wave.
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In Phoenix, a heat wave builds on Arizona's already hot, dry climate.
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The heat wave is expected to continue through at least the weekend.
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Social image: A groundkeeper sweats during a 2005 Los Angeles heat wave.
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This year's heat wave damaged vines, it said, and would reduce harvests.
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The loss of human life in heat waves has jumped more than 22009 percent in the last ten years—over 22017,21 people died in the 2010 Russian heat wave, and at least 2,000 in the 2015 India heat wave.
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A previous severe heat wave spread across the Southwest around in mid-June.
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No statistical models of the heat wave predicted such a high death toll.
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The worst of the heat wave is expected to be over this week.
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A "potentially dangerous" heat wave is forecast to engulf the continent this week.
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According to Météo-France, this heat wave "promises to be exceptional" for June.
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Water for sale at the National Mall during a heat wave, July 228.
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This week, the entire country is expected to experience a major heat wave.
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This is not your typical heat wave, according to the Capital Weather Gang.
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It's still warm from the heat wave today, and I can finally relax.
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Because with the heat wave that's upon us, we're all about that updo.
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It might not make this heat wave go away, but somehow, it helps.
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The fires come as much of California is locked in a heat wave.
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The Maryland Zoo is also using ice treats to combat the heat wave.
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"The good news is that the heat wave is definitely over," Oravec said.
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Climate crisis The heat wave that just roasted Europe is now toasting Greenland.
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That followed a 2015 heat wave that left more than 2,113 people dead.
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Gourmesso Nespresso 50-pod bundle — $16.993 See Details Heat wave in your forecast?
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In 2003,some estimates saya European summer heat wave killed up to 70,763.
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A heat wave will sweep across much of the United States this weekend.
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Like the U.S., Arkansas is in the grips of an intense heat wave.
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Read more: The dangerous heat wave sweeping the US isn't just high temperatures.
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Spotty electricity and a heat wave have made their work even more difficult.
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"I am very worried about the heat wave," chief architect Philippe Villeneuve said.
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What's next: The heat wave has blanketed the country for two weeks now.
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Go deeper: 2018's global heat wave is so pervasive it's surprising scientists
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Go deeper: 2018's global heat wave is so pervasive it's surprising scientists.
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Klinenberg compared deaths in two Chicago neighborhoods during a heat wave in 1995.
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The windows were up, the engine off — this during an August heat wave.
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When a similar heat wave hit France in 2003, some 15,000 people died.
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The heat wave that hit southeastern France throughout the week increased pollution levels.
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Heat Wave Air-conditioning has been remarkably good at creating demand for itself.
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Much of the U.S. is feeling the full wrath of a heat wave.
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Federal officials just announced that the marine heat wave has returned this year.
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Heat wave plans were triggered in France, Switzerland and the Netherlands in June.
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But the biggest threat from a heat wave may be a power failure.
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Some analysts warned that a global heat wave could also affect oil demand.
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New Jersey's state parks and beaches have been closed, despite a heat wave.
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A massive, potentially deadly heat wave has settled in over Europe this week.
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Trying to sleep during a heat wave is nearly impossible without an air conditioner.
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Europeans are sweltering through a second record-breaking heat wave in as many months.
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But it's gaining so much more—just in time for the next heat wave.
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In 2003, some estimates say a European summer heat wave killed up to 70,000.
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We left Half Moon Bay and we got back into a D.C. heat wave.
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And thankfully, opted to wear the matching blazer around her waist (reminder: heat wave).
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The heat wave is also likely to seep northward into southern Alberta and Ontario.
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Ice melts into a river during a heat wave in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, Aug. 1.
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Southern California has seen a record-breaking heat wave, with temperatures reaching triple digits.
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They are highly temperature-sensitive, an unfortunate condition given our unrelenting global heat wave.
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Let's hope so, because the global heat wave shows no signs of slowing down.
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The European heat wave saw Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands set national temperature records.
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The heat wave hit Friday, breaking local temperature records at eight places in Portugal.
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Weather The heat wave that's baked half the nation will start to end today.
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The record heat wave over Asia "would not have been possible" without climate change.
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The 2003 heat wave was more than twice as likely because of global warming.
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The ability to predict the next heat wave is a big deal to meteorologists.
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"If you go outside you can't survive in this heat wave," Dr. Paliwal said.
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But what happens if nighttime temperatures don't drop, as happens during a heat wave?
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During the heat wave, for a lot of places, it's unlikely temperatures will fall.
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The heat wave is starting to break in the northern reaches of New England.
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That's when they wrote this song, in the middle of heat wave in Hollywood.
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Much of the eastern US was also hit by a heat wave this month.
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One of the events studied was a late-2016 heat wave in Southeast Asia.
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Episode 212There's a heat wave in Hell's Kitchen, so everyone's kind of stressed out.
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"We saw wind generation really picked up during the past heat wave," he said.
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It was noon and it was hot; the heat wave had been making headlines.
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A heat wave baked Southern California this week, breaking temperature records across the region.
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The best is the diabolical trio of Captain Cold, Heat Wave, and White Canary.
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In Northern California during the Labor Day heat wave, the woods were changed, too.
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The historic heat wave comes as firefighters continue to fight wildfires across the country.
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They were counting on help from a heavy heat wave to fan the fires.
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You can learn more about how to stay safe during a heat wave here.
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Ms. Haynes wondered whether last week's heat wave had caused the squirrel to snap.
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In the United States, a heat wave threatened about 157 million Americans in July.
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He was living in Gurgaon, which is near New Delhi, during the heat wave.
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"When a heat wave occurs, policymakers don't have to focus on everywhere," he said.
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Earlier this year, another marine heat wave developed in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii.
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But when sea-surface temperatures spike precipitously, it&aposs considered a marine heat wave.
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If there is another big heat wave, this may have a more severe impact.
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Photojournalists have been documenting what the heat wave has looked like across the continent.
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But Betts points out that this is based on the definition of a "deadly heat wave" from a paper that defined a deadly heat wave as one above a threshold where at least one person is expected to die (based on historical data).
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A January heat wave in Australia melted a highway, hot air grounded planes in Phoenix in 2106, the sun warping railroad tracks is a well-documented phenomenon, and high temperatures caused at least six deaths in the U.S. during that July heat wave.
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The persistence of the heat wave has also been exceptional, in addition to its severity.
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It seems likely those won't be the last to occur from the current heat wave.
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"It&aposs the other side of the heat wave token," Iceland meteorologist Trausti Jonsson said.
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Like the Chicago heat wave, Sandy turned up evidence for the importance of social infrastructure.
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A widespread heat wave across the East Coast in 19 resulted in slowed Amtrak trains.
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And during last year's European heat wave, trains in the UK were delayed or canceled.
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It will be weeks before officials determine the "excess mortality" from the heat wave, i.e.
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Tourists enjoy hot pot in an ice cave to escape the heat wave, July 225.
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Humidity plays a key role This particular heat wave has seen exceptionally high humidity levels.
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The real danger from this current heat wave could come after the sun goes down.
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In response to the heat wave, the Iraqi government declared a two-day public holiday.
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During last year's heat wave, multiple workers died due to extreme heat on the job.
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One heat wave was a sweltering annoyance for most of those who went through it.
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The heat wave in France is expected to last until Thursday, with temperatures peaking Tuesday.
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Meteo France said the heat wave was expected to continue throughout the week across France.
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In 1995, the city witnessed a dangerous heat wave that killed more than 700 people.
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During Europe's July heat wave, parts of France hit 114 degrees Fahrenheit (45 degrees Celsius).
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In mid-July 2019, a four-day heat wave in western Europe killed seven people.
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They move in with Addie's parents in a bungalow in Huntington during a heat wave.
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And the freakouts keep coming, most recently during a heat wave in France this week.
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In some parts of Europe, this isn't even the first heat wave of the summer.
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Andrew M. Cuomo emphasized in a recent memo to New Yorkers for the heat wave.
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"Talk to me five years from now, after another record-setting heat wave," she said.
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The heat wave was the highest contributor to sea level rise this summer, he said.
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With the right branding, those chickens would sell like iced coffee in a heat wave.
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A heat wave swept over the Northeast and Midwest this weekend, breaking dozens of records.
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Japan's ongoing heat wave has already sent thousands to the hospital and claimed 80 lives.
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In 2014, a marine heat wave plagued the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii, Alaska, and California.
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To date, at least four deaths in France have been attributed to the heat wave.
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To date, at least four deaths in France have been attributed to the heat wave.
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And again in 2012, when a heat wave in the Midwest killed tens of thousands.
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But official death tolls often fail to capture the full lethality of a heat wave.
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The same jet stream pattern caused the 2003 European heat wave, the 20043 Russian heat wave and fires, the 2011 Texas and Oklahoma drought and the 2016 Canadian wildfires, Pennsylvania State University climate scientist Michael Mann said, pointing to past studies by him and others.
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Other studies published in the past few years have tied planetary wave resonance to extreme summertime weather events, including the 2003 European heat wave, 2010 Russian heat wave, deadly flooding in Pakistan's Indus River Valley as well as heat waves in the U.S. in 2011.
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We see the impact on public health in the statistics: more than 14,000 deaths in Paris during a heat wave in 2003, 700 deaths per day in Moscow in 2010 (heat wave and pollution from wildfires), and 70 deaths in Quebec earlier this month.
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The heat wave also hit Charleston, W.Va., where temperatures climbed to 80 degrees, with 72 degrees in Columbus, Ohio, and 60 degrees in Montpelier, Vt. According to The Washington Post, the heat wave stemmed from a series of fatal storms that hit Louisiana and Texas.
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And while this heat wave will break by early next week, it won't be the last.
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Meanwhile, another widespread Heat Wave is beginning across the Southwest, California and the Northwest this week.
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One recent heat wave was especially bad—Georgia faced record-high temperatures in a 2012 event.
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If you are watching us right now, you&aposre probably escaping the scorching, disgusting heat wave.
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The tourism group blamed a summer heat wave for keeping Europeans at home instead of traveling .
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Heat wave days in France could increase from five per summer to 25, the statement said.
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We all know it's been way too warm, but just how unusual is this heat wave?
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Kourtney Kardashian/Instagram Right now, Los Angeles is in the midst of a serious heat wave.
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Then a hot summer capped with a record-breaking October heat wave dried out the vegetation.
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Washington, D.C. is a swamp, and the East Coast is currently swimming in a heat wave.
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That fresh, breezy vibe fits perfectly for May and June... but with the current heat wave?
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Due to a recent heat wave abroad, temperatures haven't been the only thing on the rise.
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The widespread heat wave will hit its peak Friday and Saturday with dozens of records possible.
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Experts say the heat wave is only made worse by the ongoing threat of climate change.
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The Brookfield Zoo is combating this recent heat wave by providing chilly treats to their animals.
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A man drinks water during a heat wave in New Delhi, India on April 3, 2016.
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The heat wave that scorched Europe last week felt like a red alert of climate change.
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The study may be particularly timely as much of the country suffers through a heat wave.
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The heat wave has broken, yet you'd never know it when you step into your apartment.
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Much of the US has been under a heat wave, with temperatures expected to continue rising.
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A dangerous heat wave is expected to sweep the Central and Eastern United States this weekend.
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In 2014, as many as 100,000 spectacled flying fox bats died, also during a heat wave.
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To Viviane Neri, the school's headmistress, the heat wave engulfing Europe came as a pleasant surprise.
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The heat wave is "unusually strong for so early in the summer," according to Weather Underground.
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In July, a record-breaking heat wave swept the United States and much of the world.
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Every storm cell, morning mist, and heat wave now has two eyes and a sickly smile.
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Protests in Australia, a heat wave in Japan and the lighter side of China's tech craze.
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An assassination attempt in Venezuela, a heat wave in Europe, and the new face of tattoos.
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Indeed, this was the third Arctic winter in a row that experienced an extreme heat wave.
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Ahead of the heat wave, torrential rains fell in parts of Europe, causing floods and disruption.
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And in the shallow waters, reduced by a long heat wave, she came across something astonishing.
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In southern Quebec, dozens of people have died from the same heat wave that hit Vermont.
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I mostly hung around the Bay Area, which went through a heat wave of epic proportions.
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Animation of T250 in °C (temperature at 22018hPa) showing this heat wave over the Antarctic Peninsula.
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In Rome, the heat wave has coincided with a meltdown of public services, including public transport.
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In Portland and Seattle this week, a record-breaking heat wave has been changing expectations, too.
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Adding to concerns about the early heat wave are low reservoir levels, limiting hydro power output.
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For the recent heat wave, I wanted to make a simple gazpacho-like cold watermelon soup.
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Europe recorded its hottest year ever, and a sizzling heat wave in July broke temperature records.
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Simply sheltering in a building, preferably underground, can mitigate the worst effects of this heat wave.
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Despite a record-setting heat wave across much of the U.S. this week, winter is coming.
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One of the biggest struggles during this heat wave has been getting a full night's sleep.
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Last summer, a heat wave baked the entire Northern Hemisphere, killing dozens from Quebec to Japan.
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This short heat wave, less than one week, caused by hot air coming from the Sahara Desert, was extreme if not as unrelenting as that of the heat wave blanketing Europe in 20193, when average temperatures were higher than normal during every month from April to December.
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In a 2014 study of hospital admissions among adults ages 65 and older during extreme heat events — defined as two or more consecutive days of uncharacteristically hot temperatures — researchers found the risk of kidney failure was higher on heat wave days compared to non–heat wave days.
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Deadly hot weather has set records across Europe this week as a heat wave baked the continent.
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After the 2010 heat wave became apparent, Ahmedabad began formulating a plan for coping with extreme temperatures.
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Over Labor Day weekend, California was broiled by a record-setting heat wave that killed six people.
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Cait Oppermann In the summer of 1995, a blistering heat wave settled over Chicago for three days.
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France was one of the most affected countries during the heat wave that hit Europe in 2003.
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Neighbors should check on older people during the heat wave, urged Silbernetz, a German old age charity.
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In a heat wave, the few extra degrees it adds can tip vulnerable people over the edge.
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"We're still recovering from the 2015 blob, and now there's potentially another marine heat wave," Zabel says.
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With the current heat wave sweeping parts of the country, we've abandoned our heat styling tools too.
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Heat wave warnings were issued on Monday for some places in western Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh state.
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India is in the grip of a deadly heat wave that's caused water shortages in many places.
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A not-far-above-freezing high from January 2000 to July 220 is a virtual heat wave.
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Last week, during a heat wave in San Francisco, a mosquito targeted me while I was sleeping.
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The second heat wave of July will last from Monday through Thursday, said the National Weather Service.
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A heat wave in Northern California roasted tens of thousands of Bodega Bay mussels in their shells.
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A year later, that was up to 5,300 euros, even before this summer's next colossal heat wave.
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The Indian Meteorological Department has forecast a severe heat wave for parts of western India through Saturday.
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The only thing hotter than the suffocating heat wave was the scorched earth takes of righteous pundits.
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That is precisely why the Chicago heat wave of 1995 that killed 759 people was so deadly.
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Japan heat wave Meantime, much of central and southern Japan is continuing to swelter in excessive heat.
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Japan is suffering through a deadly heat wave that's killed at least 44 people since mid-July.
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Global warming is making extreme weather like Hurricane Dorian and this summer's European heat wave more likely.
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Europe is experiencing yet another heat wave: Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands have seen record-high temperatures.
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In the US, meanwhile, a heat wave on the East Coast last week put 147 million people
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At almost 86 degrees Fahrenheit, London is enduring a mini heat wave by traditional British summer standards.
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An epic otherworldly event, akin to being overcome by an oppressive heat wave or witnessing cascading plateaus.
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A scorching heat wave has swept across Scandinavia, breaking all-time heat records into the Arctic Circle.
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It was the middle of a heat wave, and a rain storm had temporarily cleared the air.
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I learned this firsthand while studying another recent health crisis, the great Chicago heat wave of 1995.
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The week dragged on in the grip of a heat wave, with neighbors oblivious to the body.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Sunday about a heat wave across Europe misidentified the affiliation of Reto Rüesch.
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By midsummer, two bodies were discovered in the complex — victims, it seemed, of the early heat wave.
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The marine heat wave was hotter than anything humans had recorded dating back to the late 1800s.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Because of the heat wave a lot of people across the country are without power.
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The National Weather Service is predicting "widespread record highs" as a heat wave engulfs the Pacific Northwest.
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In 2018, the Arctic experienced its heat wave in winter for the third year in a row.
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Rain is forecast Monday for many of the areas hit by the heat wave, including New York.
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Kebnekaise mountain, the tallest peak in Sweden, is reportedly losing inches daily under a persistent heat wave.
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The heat wave coincides with Ramadan, the Muslim holy month, when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset.
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During a heat wave in April 20133, Pakistan set a record that lasted only until this Monday.
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People here have complained about a recent heat wave more than they've discussed the possibility of war.
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Ocean heat wave "blobs" are emerging in the world's oceans, posing a serious threat to marine life.
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Researchers have recently identified the early signs of another potentially devastating ocean heat wave in the Pacific.
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Phoenix, Arizona, is susceptible to a heat wave that could peak at a staggering 122 degrees Fahrenheit.
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And a searing late-June heat wave in 213 lasted more than a week and melted mailboxes.
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It&aposs currently summer in Australia, and the country has been hit with a massive heat wave.
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Meanwhile, southern Europe is experiencing another heat wave: Temperatures in the Iberian Peninsula are set to soar.
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Turns out, suffering through a heat wave makes even the most resilient among us a little dull.
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These fires follow a "global heat wave" of searing, record-setting heat as well as exceptional drought.
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A heat wave in India killed 2,000 people and was followed by flooding that killed hundreds more.
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Thousands of people in Japan have been rushed to hospitals with heat stroke symptoms during the heat wave.
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The heat wave will move north to Oregon on Wednesday and will ease up by Thursday, Guy said.
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The risk is even greater during a heat wave, which is what Washington, D.C. is experiencing this week.
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The heat wave "promises to be exceptional" at the end of June, French meteorological service Météo-France said.
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Bruce Williams used his Boy Scouts skills to survive 50 hours in the woods during a heat wave.
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RECORD HEAT WAVE KILLS 33 IN QUEBEC Allen said the encounter appeared to be between two consenting adults.
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It's partly why the news that a heat wave would be coming this week filled me with dread.
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Hot Stuff: A record heat wave set to scorch the U.S. starts today — with temperatures over 100 degrees.
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A recent heat wave in Minnesota turned a busy stretch of highway into an unexpected jump for motorists.
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But Kristen, you might be thinking, Los Angeles is in the middle of a heat wave right now.
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In southern France, four administrative districts were placed on red alert — a warning for a dangerous heat wave.
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Meanwhile, the western United States sweltered under a heat wave that was expected to bring record high temperatures.
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With any heat wave, there's always the concern of heat exhaustion, and this week will be no exception.
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Much of Canada is in the grip of the same heat wave that's torturing the US this weekend.
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And more than 50 deaths have been linked to a heat wave that hit Quebec earlier this month.
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But dehydration as a heat wave sweeps India could be to blame, according to medical staff in Muzaffarpur.
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A heat wave coming on a weekend might be better for utilities than facing one on a weekday.
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In June, a heat wave broke temperature records in eight countries, including France, the Czech Republic and Switzerland.
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Could there finally be enough information, he wondered, to see how climate change had affected this heat wave?
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Under a heat dome High pressure is partly to blame for the prolonged expectancy of this heat wave.
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Buchanan tells CNN his department responded to 33 heat-related calls since the heat wave began on Thursday.
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Right now, in parts of Europe, a severe and prolonged heat wave, nicknamed "Lucifer," has gripped the continent.
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With the exceptional heat wave coming I have my fingers crossed for it not being washed away. pic.twitter.
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The average heat wave season in those cities is 45 days longer than it was in the 1960s.
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Earlier this month, the second heat wave of the season hit New England, with temperatures in the 90s.
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More than ninety people were killed by wildfires that broke out during an extreme heat wave in Greece.
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The project, which arrives just as New Yorkers are recovering from a heat wave, will run until Aug.
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Since Friday, heat wave conditions caused cancellation of major sporting events and put pressure on the electricity grid.
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A heat wave swept Europe and melted Greenland's ice sheet at a rate scientists didn't expect until 2070.
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A massive heat wave is sweeping the US. Here's how extreme summer heat affects your body and brain.
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The first heat wave that took place in 2014 and 2015 caused major coral bleaching in the region.
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And finally... Watermelons aren't just for snacking What's better than some cool, crisp watermelon during this heat wave?
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Dan was among those fighting for air-conditioners at Home Depot this week, during Quebec's lethal heat wave.
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In London, our Airbnb had ample skylights — which rendered the place all but uninhabitable during Europe's heat wave.
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Between 4,000 to 6,000 livestock have died in June due to the heat wave, according to CBS News.
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Last week, a drought and heat wave in Greece sparked an inferno that killed more than 90 people.
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Namely, they were being ordered to wear trousers, rather than shorts, in the midst of a heat wave.
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More than 1,000 people died in Karachi, Pakistan, when a searing heat wave hit during Ramadan in 2015.
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On Sunday, however, the national weather forecaster lifted its heat-wave warning, as temperatures decrease across the region.
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The same was true of Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, as a dangerous heat wave scorched Western Europe.
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NOAA said the heat wave can be traced to an area of high pressure planted over the region.
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The IMD has issued warnings for "severe heat wave" conditions across large parts of India through the weekend.
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In the United States, the authors write, the heat wave that broiled Texas in 2011 was more complicated.
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A heat wave covered much of the East Coast of the United States during the weekend of Jan.
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And all it takes is a single climate-enhanced heat wave to raise river temperatures to untenable levels.
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Sheltering in a building is extremely important for surviving the next stage of a blast: the heat wave.
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For the first time ever, the NOAA will be monitoring the heat wave in real time via satellite.
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There is little that's normal about the heat wave roasting the Southwest U.S. during the past several days.
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But this heat wave is already unprecedented, and the severity and continued persistence of these conditions are alarming.
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As it happened, a heat wave blew into Los Angeles, convincing the organizers to keep the crusade going.
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Within each percentile category, they recorded whether the heat wave lasted two, three, or four days or more.
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With each increase in temperature or duration of the heat wave, the percentage of preterm births increased steadily.
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Another deadly heat wave has wracked northwest India this month, driving temperatures in one city halfway to boiling.
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The thing is, Australia's summer of fire is only the latest in a string of catastrophic weather events over the past year: unprecedented flooding in the Midwest, a heat wave in India that sent temperatures to 123 degrees, another heat wave that brought unheard-of temperatures to much of Europe.
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In 22010, Russia was hit by an unprecedented and deadly heat wave, with temperatures in Moscow passing 22015 degrees.
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The fires have come as Europe&aposs Nordic region has experienced an intense heat wave in the past week.
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In other parts of Europe, especially Britain and Scandinavia, a heat wave is expected to continue well into July.
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Weather Summer is only a few days old, but already Europe is facing down a big-time heat wave.
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A record-breaking heat wave coming to the West Coast could bring major flight delays with it, 9News reported.
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We're all suffering through this horrible heat wave, which means we're also having recurring dreams about an arctic getaway.
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Elizabeth Hazan: Heat Wave continues at Johannes Vogt Gallery (958 Madison Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through October 5.
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An unusually severe heat wave is projected to roast the Southwest beginning late this week and lasting into next.
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Dry sunflower plants in a field near Lyon, France, affected by drought during a heat wave on Aug. 20.
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This summer, the heat wave in Alaska resulted in scientist finding hundreds of dead salmon due to heat stress.
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In the study, the researchers attributed these increasing heat wave trends to the rising average of global ocean temperatures.
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A sticky, sweltering heat wave swept the nation over the past week, leaving many feeling irritated and downright gross.
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One species, Acropora, which establishes branching and table coral, declined by 93% compared to prior, non-heat wave years.
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Yeah, it's only been averaging 33.9 F from January to July, but for Alaska that's a virtual heat wave.
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A blistering heat wave across Europe shattered a number of all-time temperature records across the continent on Thursday.
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What's happening: This weekend's heat wave threatens to smash records nationwide, a dangerous situation for humans and animals alike.
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Wildfires associated with the heat wave and dry conditions have burned hundreds of thousands of acres, particularly in Tasmania.
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The topline results: 157 million more people experienced a heat wave in 2016 than in 2000—12.3 million Americans.
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In 1977, in the beginning of a stifling heat wave, a 19773-hour blackout sent the city into havoc.
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The National Weather Service has forecast temperatures over 5003 degrees Fahrenheit as the state bakes under a heat wave.
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Image 2 of 2 LISBON, Portugal – The Latest on Europe&aposs heat wave (all times local): 12:50 p.m.
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Videos of the two different incidents, which occurred during the city's recent heat wave, circulated widely on social media.
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The heat wave was already affecting travel at one Arizona airport, where the temperature reached 118 degrees on Monday.
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The National Weather Service is providing updates in the regional offices that are being affected by this heat wave.
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Surrounding countries have set all-time temperature records for any month of the year during this April heat wave.
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"These cuts are coming amid a heat wave, putting children at a grave risk of waterborne diseases," UNICEF said.
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"Multiple regions in the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans are particularly vulnerable to marine heat wave intensification," they wrote.
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In 2003, a heat wave lasting two weeks killed an estimated 15,000 people in France—and 70,23 throughout Europe.
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India is currently facing an unusually severe heat wave and drought, which has already led to over 160 deaths.
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Even more so than ice cream, popsicles seem tailor-made for quick a cool down during a heat wave.
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He asks me about the weather forecast for the week, and I tell him there's a heat wave coming.
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The heat wave in continental Europe in the summer of 2003 ultimately resulted in a death toll of 70,000.
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Auto companies reported lower sales for July in the United States as a heat wave kept buyers at home.
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At least 11 people, including a theme park mascot, have died due to an unexpected heat wave sweeping Japan.
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Dadan explained that the recent heat wave in the UK was the toughest part of the cake making process.
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Europe is being blasted by an unprecedented heat wave that has seen the highest recorded temperatures in three countries.
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A massive marine heat wave is developing in the Pacific Ocean and is already threatening coral reefs near Hawaii.
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That doesn't work either, because as I just said, this particular heat wave wouldn't have happened without climate change.
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Now, it's set to continue moving north …Read more ReadBrutal Heat Wave Breaks Temperature Records Across EuropeEurope is burning.
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The utilities sector expanded by 2.1 percent as a heat wave boosted demand for electric power generation and distribution.
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Montreal, Canada also set its all-time high temperature record, during a deadly Quebec heat wave in early July.
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For example, a 2004 study on a 2003 European heat wave took a year and a half to complete.
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MICHAEL KORS We were showing fall 1991 in the middle of a heat wave at the end of April.
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The same heat wave set off the largest urban wildfire in L.A.'s history challenging firefighters ability to respond.
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The wildfire destroyed about 20 structures and caused hundreds of evacuations over the weekend amid a brutal heat wave.
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Paired with a chilled bottle of rosé, it was the perfect distraction from the muggy New York heat wave.
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" Last year, parts of Europe sweltered under a heat wave that residents in France, Italy and Spain called "Lucifer.
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The Russian heat wave of 2010 was made three times more likely by climate change, a study later found.
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Twenty percent of Eagle Island's snow cover has melted in just nine days due to an unprecedented heat wave.
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" [MUSIC - FOUR TOPS, "REACH OUT I'LL BE THERE"] I'll be there — Or Martha and the Vandellas doing "Heat Wave.
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We can still work to reverse the effects of the global heat wave that has been rampantly affecting coral.
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Wildfires continue to spread in southern California and other parts of the Southwest amid a record-setting heat wave.
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Snapshot: Above, coral reefs around Hawaii, where a new "super unusual" marine heat wave is leading to mass bleaching.
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The fires are ramping up amid yet another heat wave in the region, with temperatures topping 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Stunned scientists say retreating sea ice and warming sea temperatures are the big contributors to the Arctic heat wave.
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The Southwest United States is experiencing a heat wave that has seen temperature records topple, the Washington Post reports.
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It's a relative measurement, meaning that what counts as a heat wave is different depending on the local climate.
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Summer of 2016 was brutal—it broke two centuries of heat wave records, as the hottest year ever recorded.
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But an unusual weather event that hits today, like a brutal heat wave or heavy storm, is more visceral.
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In recent years, however, climate scientists have tried to cut through this confusion by engaging in "extreme event attribution," which focuses on probabilities: You can't necessarily say that climate change caused a particular heat wave, but you can ask how much difference global warming made to the probability of that heat wave happening.
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A heat wave over, the temperature dropped to 67 degrees at game time from 103 for last week&aposs opener.
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My boyfriend and I had been together for almost four years, but I thought that heat wave would break us.
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The Greenland heat wave and melt spike comes in the midst of a frighteningly mild year in the Arctic overall.
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In Southern California, several destructive blazes that broke out late last week during an intense heat wave have quieted down.
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Weather forecasts indicate the worse of the heat wave has past, estimating a high of 73 in Montreal on Friday.
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Extensive damage from a mass bleaching event caused by a 2016 heat wave may be irreversible, a new report says.
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Paris is in the grips of a heat wave that has spread across Europe, shattering heat records across the continent.
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In Europe, an incredible heat wave named "Lucifer" led to catastrophic forest fires in Portugal and a number of deaths.
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Euronext wheat also edged higher as traders assessed the risk to crops from a heat wave expected in Western Europe.
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Day Six We're in the middle of a heat wave and I plan to spend all day in the park.
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The record heat wave over the weekend led to the deaths of at least six people, and now, one lion.
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Image: APIndia is currently in the grips of severe heat wave and relentless drought, which shows little sign of abating.
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Europe is now baking under its second heat wave this month, but this latest is one for the record books.
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Just time for a late-summer heat wave, here are five ways to prep dinner that won't overheat your kitchen.
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Few Americans Will Escape an Awful Heat Wave This WeekDo you like sweating profusely and racking up enormous AC bills?
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The heat wave also set temperature records in Scandinavia, with Norway experiencing "tropical nights", according to the country's weather institute.
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The heat wave is canceling other sporting events around the nation, including horse races in New York state and Maryland.
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American zoos combated last week's heat wave with ice filled with meat, bones and fish, finished with powders for electrolytes.
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A New York blackout that crippled the city during a heat wave on July 13, 1977, sparked rioting and looting.
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And they might enable researchers to do the kind of analysis Peter Stott had on the 246.2 European heat wave.
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They also looked to expected cooler temperatures early next week as a heat wave descended on much of the Midwest.
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As of Friday, the heat wave sprawled from Kansas to the Atlantic Coast, and from South Carolina north to Maine.
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New York City is currently experiencing a heat wave – and super-hot couple Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender aren't helping!
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The triple-digit heat wave affecting much of southern California this weekend had a pretty serious effect on Shannon Beador.
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In 22018 there were 2166 million heat wave exposures globally, which broke the previous record of 209 million in 2015.
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Neo-fascist Charlie Kirk visits Philly in a heat wave so some hydration enthusiasts gave him a drenching #visitphilly pic.twitter.
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The chief architect of Notre Dame said Wednesday that he fears the cathedral's roof may collapse in Paris' heat wave.
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Britain has sweltered in a prolonged heat wave, with temperatures set to test national records, the country's Meteorological Office said.
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He noted the possibility of predicting heat wave risk is "tantalizing," and said the study is interesting despite the limitations.
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The Great Barrier Reef experienced an extended marine heat wave in 0003 that caused massive coral bleaching and die-off.
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Japan set a national temperature record of 106°F, or 41.1°C, in a heat wave that followed deadly floods.
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The researchers identified an event as a marine heat wave when the sea surface temperature exceeded its local 20133th percentile.
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"My thoughts are with the loved ones of those who have died in Quebec during this heat wave," he wrote.
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For the 2010 heat wave scientists found an 80 percent probability that it would not have happened without climate change.
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During our current heat wave, we noticed that we've been drinking tons of iced coffee and haven't felt as hungry.
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The heat wave broke in other parts of Europe, meanwhile, unleashing torrents of rain that caused flash flooding in France.
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Protecting focuses attention on the 17% of reefs that survived in the cool spots during the long marine heat wave.
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Extreme weather like this summer's heat wave in Europe is making olive oil production far more erratic across the Mediterranean.
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It hit 106 degrees — a record for Japan, which is suffering a weekslong heat wave also afflicting the Korean Peninsula.
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The unusually dry and hot weather prompted a health warning in Manchester, where heat wave conditions were expected to continue.
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This winter's heat wave has created problems for a lot of ventures: fur-coat sales, ski weekends, pond-hockey games.
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One heat wave can cost as much as $179 million in medical visits to emergency departments, outpatient clinics and hospitals.
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Its supersonic shock wave flattened trees across North and South America, and its heat wave sparked incomprehensibly large forest fires.
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And in 1995, about 700 people died during a heat wave in Chicago, many of them older and poorer residents.
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And in 1995, about 700 people died during a heat wave in Chicago, many of them older and poorer residents.
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"They have combined together to create this situation of a particularly nasty heat wave event," said BOM meteorologist Sarah Scully.
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The group said the summer heat wave delayed a switch to the winter season and will impact full-year earnings.
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Japan recorded its highest temperature in history, 106 degrees, in a heat wave that killed 65 people in a week.
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A steaming vegetable dish may not sound appealing in the midst of what looks to be a long heat wave.
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But in the summer of 2011, a huge ocean heat wave killed off roughly a quarter of Shark Bay's seagrasses.
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The heat wave is continuing this week in southeastern Australia, with temperatures expected to reach 105 in Canberra, the capital.
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Only rough estimates of heat deaths are available, but according to figures from the Center for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters, in Brussels, the toll over the past two decades is approaching 140,000 people, with most of those deaths occurring during a European heat wave in 2003 and a Russian heat wave in 2010.
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In the just the past month, a heat wave scorched Europe, then moved to Greenland to cause record ice melt there; fires tore across Russia and the Arctic; Hurricane Barry flooded parts of Louisiana and U.S. farmers got hit with a heat wave after suffering from a year of record flooding and trade war tariffs.
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In July alone, the hottest month ever recorded, a heat wave scorched Europe, then moved to Greenland to cause record ice melt there; fires tore across Russia and the Arctic; Hurricane Barry flooded parts of Louisiana; and U.S. farmers got hit with a severe heat wave after suffering from a year of record flooding.
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During the 2003 heat wave in Europe, the elderly comprised the largest share of the casualties, many with preexisting health conditions.
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A heat wave becomes "severe" when temperatures climb to 6.4 degrees Celsius (11.5 Fahrenheit) above normal for at least two days.
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This came just one month after records toppled during an April heat wave in many of the same areas of Greenland.
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Last month, Phoenix enduring a blistering heat wave, with temperatures so high that airport officials had to cancel dozens of flights.
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However, Polly insisted Lee's final moments during a fiery heat wave in Hong Kong mimicked more the symptoms he experienced before.
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California experienced a record breaking heat wave in June, with temperatures in the north end of the state reaching triple digits.
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Scientists have tied that marine heat wave itself, and the increasing prevalence and severity of them, to human-caused global warming.
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Other entries that I liked included LOCAVORE, ALSO RANS, GODDESS, HEAT WAVE, IN A DAZE, PETE ROSE, PILSENER and GO CRAZY.
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In New York City, organizers moved a moon-landing party from Times Square into a hotel because of the heat wave.
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As the temps rise and the summer 2148.50 heat wave continues, finding something cute to wear is becoming a serious situation.
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A man sunabathes in the midday sun during a heat wave at Glenelg beach on January 227, 403 in Adelaide, Australia.
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Luckily, we're shooting while Vancouver is going through a real heat wave, so most of the boys are just actually sweating.
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Northern California authorities say a quick-moving brushfire has burned at least one home and prompted evacuations during a heat wave.
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Compare that to India's heat wave and drought earlier this summer, during which police had to guard water deliveries from rioters.
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A potent heat wave has settled over Europe this week, with a nexus of weather and climate conditions producing record temperatures.
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In fact, Australia's Great Barrier Reef will never be the same following the devastating marine heat wave of 2015 and 2016.
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" After a failed experiment involving custom wallpaper — "During a heat wave the seams pulled up, and not just a little bit.
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This entire Arctic summer has been significantly warmer than usual, and now there's boosted warmth from a climate-enhanced heat wave.
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In a heat wave in May, more than 60 people died in Karachi, Pakistan, when the temperature rose above 20173C (104F).
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An oppressive heat wave that began over the weekend in the American Southwest has made going outside a serious health matter.
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This summer, 119 people in Japan died in a heat wave, while 29 were killed in South Korea, officials there say.
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Since the start of the heat wave on Friday, LADWP has restored power to 14,500 customers, it said in a statement.
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There were some reports that the heat wave was scorching some grapes grown in the Central Valley for wine or raisins.
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Not since Hong Kong started keeping track in 153 had a heat wave of that intensity lasted so long in May.
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Washington is often hot in the summer, of course, but the heat wave of the past week has been decidedly abnormal.
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Woe betide the utility executive facing customers who are angry upon suddenly receiving a $2,000 electricity bill after a heat wave.
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Huge swaths of the United States also baked in a heat wave last month, with minimum temperatures approaching or breaking records.
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We're covering companies sidestepping the Huawei ban, a European heat wave and a French restaurant named the best in the world.
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"The whole government is mobilized," President Emmanuel Macron told reporters on Monday as the heat wave made headlines and dominated television.
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"A potentially dangerous heat wave will grip a large swathe of western and northern Europe this week," meteorologists wrote on AccuWeather.
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A close look at the global heat wave, a deadly airstrike in Yemen and a gender milestone for the U.S. Marines.
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At a block party providing distraction from the weekend heat wave, Jahnae Patterson, 20143, was shot in the face and died.
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Related, from The Times: Nikos Konstandaras wrote about the fires in Greece, and Adam Corner described the unusual British heat wave.
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It was the afternoon of her 91st birthday, and unusually hot, part of a heat wave that had community leaders worried.
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Because the die-off coincided with the heat wave, they concluded that heat stress was the cause of the mass deaths.
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Aerial surveys of Northern California's kelp forests show the extent of the kelp's decline before and after a marine heat wave.
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Tokyo, which has suffered a record heat wave this month, is desperate to cool off ahead of the 2020 Summer Olympics.
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Update A relentless heat wave across much of Europe is making travel difficult and uncomfortable for hotel owners and their guests.
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When I opened the box of Heat Wave samples Red Heart sent me, I found that the yarns felt nearly indistinguishable.
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The fire continues to grow amidst a heat wave and has now burned 10,236 acres while remaining just five percent contained.
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We're covering today's planned impeachment vote in the House, a warning to the F.B.I., and a record heat wave in Australia.
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From heat wave to wind energy: New York State says it will soon have the country's largest offshore wind farm projects.
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The greatest impact: a projected increase in heat wave deaths that would hit parts of the Midwest and Southeast especially hard.
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In a heat wave in May, more than 60 people died in Karachi, Pakistan, when the temperature rose above 40C (104F).
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He would go out every day — rain, snow, sleet, hurricane (yes, he went out during Hurricane Sandy), heat wave or blizzard.
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A seven-day heat wave, which the NWS said occurs approximately once every 33 years, began in New York on Saturday.
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The same weather pattern that produced the heat wave, featuring a sluggish and wavy jet stream, had more disastrous consequences downstream.
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Last summer's heat wave across the Continent, for instance, was made five times more likely by climate change, one study concluded.
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In the southern state of Telangana, state officials say the death toll from the heat wave stands as high as 66.
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In just the past few months, a heat wave scorched Europe, then moved to Greenland to cause record ice melt there; record fires are tearing across the Amazon rainforest, Russia and the Arctic; Hurricane Barry flooded parts of Louisiana and U.S. farmers got hit with a heat wave after suffering from a year of record flooding.
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Caption: After a killer heat wave in Chicago, sociologist Eric Klinenberg set out to discover why some neighborhoods fared better than others.
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Canada's weather department added smog warnings for certain areas of the province on Thursday, when the heat wave is forecast to end.
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The city has just experienced a heat wave and it is unclear how the native to the Arctic tundra ended up there.
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It erupted in the midst of a triple-digit heat wave that has sent humidity levels plunging, making conditions ripe for fires.
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Heat records could fall in France France could see temperatures that exceed those of the historic and lethal 2003 European heat wave.
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This year, we've also seen a heat wave in the Arctic and the fastest decline in Arctic sea ice in 1,500 years.
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During the heat wave, the residents of Englewood tended to hunker down in the safety of their homes—which became brick ovens.
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The tournament, held in Queens, New York, has been plagued by an unrelenting heat wave with temperatures soaring upward of 96 degrees.
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Heat Wave, the artist's first exhibition with the gallery, is an ambitious exploration of the themes of landscape, memory, and anticipated loss.
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A heat wave is sweeping top rice exporter India, while the No.2 supplier Thailand is facing a second year of drought.
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"It was warmer than has ever been experienced on record by humans in France," he added, referencing Europe's scorching June heat wave.
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In the Pacific Ocean, unusually warm waters due to a recent wide-scale marine heat wave may be to blame, noted Cartwright.
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Severe heat waves are a major concern in Europe, particularly since a 2003 heat wave helped to kill as many as 70,000.
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Now, Keilen said the heat wave is stunting the growth of his crops, which were planted later than usual in wet soil.
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And with respect to the heat wave, Johnson said that stepping outside to his farm has felt like walking into a sauna.
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The South African Weather Service reported that during a heat wave in early January 2016, 31 locations reached new maximum-temperature records.
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A record heat wave is rolling into Arizona, Nevada and California, potentially bringing 120-degree temperatures to Phoenix by early next week.
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The heat wave will likely be "short and searing," said Greg Carbin, forecast branch chief for the weather service's Weather Prediction Center.
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Authorities reported Monday that several new large fires have taken hold in Montana after a recent heat wave brought triple-digit temperatures.
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In the post, the department suggested everyone wait out the heat wave indoors and suspend the illegal stuff until things cool down.
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Otto said that France took important mitigation measures after a heat wave in 2003 contributed to tens of thousands of premature deaths.
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Thousands of people crowd a water park to escape a record heat wave on July 30, in Fushun, Liaoning Province of China.
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California, Arizona, Washington, Utah and New Mexico all had at least one wildfire burning following a heat wave that swept the Southwest.
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After a catastrophic heat wave in 2003, France retrained its emergency personnel and set up systems in case it ever happened again.
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The UK's Met Office, the national weather service, found last year that global heating made the heat wave 22019 times more likely.
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The UK's Met Office, the national weather service, found last year that global heating made the heat wave 30 times more likely.
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Unprepared for the heat wave, Brits kept themselves cool by tweeting off steam throughout the day about how miserably hot it was.
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A record-breaking heat wave killed 13 people in Japan this week, just weeks after record flooding there killed more than 200.
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Two-thirds of the United States is bracing for a massive heat wave, which could produce temperatures That heat isn't just uncomfortable.
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But in Europe, many homes and buildings did not, and more than 70,000 people died as a result of the heat wave.
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Johnson still socialize, and on a recent summer day, made meltingly hot by a heat wave, met to play bridge at Mrs.
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In our first heat wave of the season, we could have two or three consecutive days where it feels above 95 degrees.
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Europe's July heat wave caused Greenland's ice to melt at a rate that scientists didn't expect to see for another 50 years.
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In 2018, Japan also had a deadly heat wave, when 65 people died from heat-related deaths within one week in July.
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Hot and humid weather conditions that result from a heat wave over the Lower 48 create a perfect atmosphere for these events.
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A few less brownouts would be welcome during a heat wave like this summer's, so I say the more data the better.
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In Asia: Japan set a national temperature record of 106°F, or 41.1°C, in a heat wave that followed deadly floods.
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In addition, the country has been experiencing an extended heat wave in July, along with France, the U.K., Scandinavia and even Siberia.
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This summer's European heat wave, which is in keeping with patterns of climate change, reduced Germany's grain production by roughly 20 percent.
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And for much of summer, the whole country has baked beneath the kind of heat wave that hasn't been seen for decades.
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Some people speculated that the violence was a result of the heat wave sweeping the region, but it's hot here every summer.
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More culls were being considered as the heat wave showed no sign of slowing, said Elke Wiesmann of the Central Land Council.
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After a lab-simulated heat wave, researchers from England's University of East Anglia found that male flour beetles produced vastly less sperm.
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The sons of the males who endured the heat wave produced 20 percent fewer offspring than males that hadn't undergone that stress.
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I did not miss an episode of "Love Island" during last summer's blistering heat wave, the summer my life turned upside down.
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Outlines of buried ancient structures appear during a UK heat wave, and art organizations make steps toward racial equity in the field.
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Last May, an unexpected heat wave sent temperatures in the Frieze tents soaring to uncomfortable levels, and organizers were unprepared for it.
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Captain Cold and Heat Wave are gleeful thieves; White Canary is a frustrated assassin who recently died and came back to life.
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Brace yourself for a heat wave and some bops: The summer of 2019 is upon us, and the jams are already thick.
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Here, he begins with questions he first addressed in an earlier book on a lethal heat wave that struck Chicago in 1995.
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On April 10, I landed in Phoenix to cover the teacher protests in the state, in the middle of a heat wave.
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An estimated 739 people perished in Chicago's three-day 1995 heat wave, in which isolated, elderly people were among the most vulnerable.
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A string of cities in the southwestern United States saw record warmth this week as a heat wave sizzled in the region.
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Scientists have said that a heat wave in 2018 that killed more than 1,000 people could not have happened without climate change.
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French bus drivers suffering through last week's heat wave were among the men conducting a sartorial revolt against dress codes barring shorts.
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The weaker environment was "due to the World Cup, the Northern European heat wave and customer uncertainty about pilot strikes," O'Leary said.
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The heat wave caused the water temperature of an area called Shark Bay to rise about 4 degrees above the annual average.
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What worries the researchers is that this change in birth rate wasn't only observed immediately after the year of the heat wave.
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In 2014, a similar and more powerful heat wave nicknamed "The Blob" destroyed coral reefs and disrupted fisheries in California and Hawaii.
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A heat wave across Europe caused temperatures to soar to an all-time high of 108 degrees Fahrenheit in the capital city.
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After a deadly heat wave in 2010, the northwestern city of Ahmedabad, the local government started building up an early-warning system.
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Scientists reported last year that climate change has made heat waves similar to the 2018 heat wave in Europe five times more likely.
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Boston looks like a desert as the heat wave takes a toll on the once green grass on Boston Common in Boston, Massachusetts.
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A record-breaking heat wave during this summer caused the earliest harvest in our 400-year record, about one month earlier than average.
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Photo: APA devastating heat wave surging through southern Europe has earned the unofficial moniker of "Lucifer," according to several news reports this weekend.
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According to Deutschendorf, historical temperature records show the last time there was a multi-day heat wave in the region was in 1949.
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For instance, you point out how a 2010 heat wave in Russia, which wrecked their grain harvest, led directly to the Arab Spring.
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Older people there belonged to block clubs; residents assured me they knew who they had to keep tabs on during the heat wave.
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Kirsch noted that hundreds of elderly people died in the 1995 Chicago heat wave and when Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005.
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Easing U.S. winter wheat conditions and worries about a heat wave in west European crop areas including France and Germany supported wheat prices.
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French meteorologist Ruben Hallali noted the weather pattern's resemblance to "The Scream" in a tweet a few days ahead of the heat wave.
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Firefighters battle wildfires across Southern California and a triple-digit heat wave scorches the Southwest — and it's only the first day of summer.
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There's nothing that helps you cool down from a summer heat wave more than staying inside for a good ol' binge-watching session.
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The reason everybody's freaking out about corn sweat this week is that for some Americans, it could make the heat wave noticeably worse.
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Like much of the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has been hit by a heat wave during July which has persisted into early August.
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Concerns about a potentially crop-damaging heat wave in Europe and lower-than-expected plantings in Canada have supported wheat prices this week.
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The National Weather Service is warning of a searing heat wave across the Midwest, South, and East Coast Friday and through the weekend.
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Details: The historic heat wave has shattered hottest temperature records in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and France, as the extreme weather system spreads.
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Utilities output fell 1.5 percent in June, despite a heat-wave which engulfed parts of the country, after declining 0.7 percent in May.
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"The starting temperature is much higher, so the absolute temperatures [in a heat wave] are that much higher and more stressful," Smale said.
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French electricity demand during the summer months was stable, RTE said, adding France did not witness a prolonged heat wave during the period.
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The Braintree Police Department asked the community to put a pin in crime until the heat wave passes in a Facebook post Friday.
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The heat wave, which stretched from New Mexico to Maine, resulted in two deaths and left tens of thousands of people without power.
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So long as this miserable summer heat wave lingers, the tomato plant sitting out on your fire escape isn't long for this world.
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It's possible that the genes to survive something like a heat wave died off with some of the lizards in the cold snap.
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However, the details about this heat wave are only now coming into better focus, and this event is still about one week away.
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In recent years "massive impacts" in the Mediterranean, especially on corals, sponges and molluscs in a devastating 2003 heat wave, he told Reuters.
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Bosnian officials said the heat wave and drought had nearly halved agricultural output, which accounts for 10 percent of the country's economic output.
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The impact of rising water temperatures caused by climate change was compounded by the El Niño cycle and by an underwater heat wave.
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Last summer, during a heat wave, protests erupted in response to electricity shortages and quickly grew into widespread demonstrations against corruption and patronage.
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Air conditioners were already running on high out west, where a heat wave scorched Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California with triple-digit temperatures.
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In a recently published study, we asked healthy college-aged students to perform a variety of tasks before and during a heat wave.
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A massive heat wave is gripping half of the country, and as of Friday nearly 200 million people were under a heat advisory.
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The spring of that year gave way to summer, a heat wave of parched days that went on until the rains of October.
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Back in 2005, this fragile creature, which is endemic to a single Australian mountain range, was nearly wiped out by a heat wave.
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New York City experienced a 12-day heat wave in the summer of 1953 — the longest in our city's history, Ms. Buccola said.
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Europe is bracing for what could be a historic heat wave this week, with temperatures potentially reaching at least 95 to 105 degrees.
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This extreme melting came during the hottest month ever recorded, as an intense heat wave washed over Europe then wafted over to Greenland.
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With the end of the heat wave season fast approaching, the number is expected to stay low for the rest of the year.
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One recent study found that an extreme heat wave last May in Australia was made 23 times more likely because of climate change.
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The guys wore ratty T-shirts, cargo shorts and trucker hats, so I figured I'd be fine dressing casually during a heat wave.
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That was followed by a heat wave that reached a record 41.1 Celsius and led to the deaths of at least 80 people.
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Go deeper: Long duration heat wave to roast much of U.S. Special report: A 30-year alarm on the reality of climate change
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Apart from the U.S. and Canada, these temperatures were not the result of one single heat wave, but rather several different weather systems.
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A dangerous heat wave will bring triple-digit temperatures to much of the Southwest and parts of the western United States through Friday.
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In a heat-wave in May, more than 60 people died in Karachi, Pakistan, when heat rose above 40 degrees Celsius (104°F).
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The "unprecedented" heat wave that burned its way through all of the country's melted roads, saw infrastructure fail and killed thousands of animals.
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The precise causes of AES are not known, though a majority of medical professionals say it is linked to a ferocious heat-wave.
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If those neighbors are thousands of households in L.A., Las Vegas, or Phoenix during an August heat wave, the consequences will be devastating.
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Also, given a heat wave is about to hit France with temperatures expected to be around 100 this week, depth may be critical.
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When there is a big disaster—a terror attack, a fire, a flood, or heat wave—the bodies usually pass through the mortuary.
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Climate change increases risks and affects averages, but it's impossible to attribute any individual storm, drought or heat wave to climate change alone.
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On Tuesday, as a heat wave settled over New York, Stephens did what she could to rest ahead of her second-round match.
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Ms. Faulkner's swift withdrawal — she was felled by an intense heat wave on her first day of military training — remains a sensitive topic.
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It will not take an unusual heat wave to turn them into the hottest Olympics in history, endangering athletes, spectators, workers and volunteers.
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This heat wave was the result of sustained high temperatures, he said, which almost never occurred on the continent until the 21st century.
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"The heat wave practically ruined my time in Venice, a city where it's either hard or expensive to escape the heat," she added.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about an intense heat wave in Europe incorrectly described the level of air conditioning on London's Tube network.
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Last summer patients slept on ward floors and long queues formed outside Karachi's main state hospitals at the peak of the heat wave.
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It was a tragic coda to a sweltering heat wave that began on Friday, with temperatures that hovered consistently in the mid-140s.
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That study showed that from 1925 to 2016, there was a 54% rise in the number of marine heat wave days each year.
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This summer, extreme melting followed the hottest month ever recorded (July), as an intense heat wave hit Europe then wafted over to Greenland.
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Correction: An earlier headline said 122 degrees Fahrenheit could last for days when instead it could be a peak during a heat wave.
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In a heat wave like this, the power grid would succumb to brownouts and blackouts and many elderly would die in their homes.
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Plus, walkers need to be able to cope with inclement weather (rain, snow, cold, or heat wave, you can walk through it all).
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The first two games of the 2017 World Series took place during an unusual late season heat wave and wildfire outbreak in California.
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In recent days, Switzerland has been hit by a heat wave that has pushed daytime temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit).
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An early sign that the 2010s would bring damaging climate extremes came in July 2010, when a record heat wave struck western Russia.
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While hospitals in Ahmedabad have been building out heat wards, they would run out of space if a heat wave stuck around for long.
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"There has never been a heat wave of this duration and magnitude this late in the season in Chicago," the National Weather Service wrote.
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The heat wave comes ahead of a stalled storm over the Atlantic, which will pump warm air up from Africa and the Mediterranean Sea.
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Thankfully for anyone planning to visit the park during the heat wave that's slamming into SoCal, both of the pumpkin spice sips are cold.
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Notably, Finland escaped the damaging fires that Sweden experienced in the summer of 2018 in the midst of a highly anomalous heat wave there.
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Please, find some artist to find a way to do updated seersucker, preferably before the next 110-degree heat wave with 80 percent humidity?
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An intense five-day heat wave that left Europe sweltering last month made it the hottest ever June for the continent — and the world.
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Last year in the summer of 2018 in the Northern Hemisphere you had this unprecedented heat wave that killed people all around the world.
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"A widespread and dangerous heat wave is building," the National Weather Service warned Thursday morning, predicting highs well in excess of 19713 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Northern and Southern European countries alike were gripped by a deadly heat wave caused in part by a stalled jet stream beginning in May.
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Those concerns have intensified this week as a heat wave swept the region, testing power grids that rely heavily on natural gas for fuel.
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NYC is having a heat wave, and I made the horrible mistake of not bringing water with me, so I go buy some ($2).
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The hospitalizations came after up to 1,200 reindeer died over the past month, which officials originally blamed on a heat wave in the region.
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And 2015 went out with a scorching bang, from July-like weather on Christmas to a New Years heat wave at the North Pole.
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Numerous scientific studies have tied increases in heat wave frequency, severity and duration to emissions of greenhouse gases from the burning of fossil fuels.
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The epicenter of the global heat wave was Kuwait, where the temperature in Mitribah hit 129.2 degrees, making it the hottest place on Earth.
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Another heat wave is in full swing across the West, with triple-digit heat roasting southern California and raising wildfire risks to "critical" levels.
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Weather threat: Organizers are worried that an extreme heat wave could hit the Olympics following record temperatures last year that killed almost 100 people.
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A Europe-wide heat wave this summer and bush fires in Australia, among other things, should give new impetus to the talks, said Espinosa.
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France&aposs environment minister has called on motorists to comply with car restrictions amid a heat wave expected to peak Tuesday in the country.
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The Carr Fire was just one of several wildfires that have dispatched firefighters to all corners of the state amid an oppressive heat wave.
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The new heat wave, while less intense than the previous scorcher, will reach between 100 and 110 degrees in Southern California's valleys and deserts.
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PARIS (Reuters) - As northern Europe swelters, Parisian bus drivers have won a years-long battle: the right to wear shorts during a heat wave.
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"After a brief moment of channel surfing, Amelia lands on the a news story concerning the impending heat wave in New York," they said.
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A brutal heat wave is expected to scorch the southwestern U.S. this week, with some cities likely to see all-time record high temperatures.
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In neighboring Croatia the heat wave and peak tourist season has driven power demand and spot prices to record levels, officials said on Friday.
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Nagpur, one of the hottest cities in India, has found an innovative and inexpensive way to cope with the heat wave across the region.
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This year, the agency noted, officials have observed three "Polar equivalent[s] of a heat wave," where temperatures were close to the melting point.
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"We're past that point where, according to our analysis, you would have a heat wave where you wouldn't expect some human influence," said Wehner.
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The heat wave is less than a month after record-breaking heat saw temperatures reach as high as 46 C (114.8 F) in France.
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To add insult to injury, another marine heat wave hit the Reef in 2017, with severe heat stress and bleaching striking the central region.
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The blaze on Saturday hit the mountainous area of Pedrogao Grande, 200 km northeast of Lisbon, amid an intense heat wave and rainless thunderstorms.
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As of Wednesday, 13 deaths had been linked to the heat wave, following flooding that killed at least 210 in Japan earlier this month.
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In Japan, a heat wave resulted in at least eighty deaths, and in South Korea record-breaking temperatures were blamed for twenty-nine deaths.
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I was lucky enough to get Crane & Canopy's lightweight Fouta Turkish cotton towels just in time for a heat wave, and I love them.
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The heat wave struck the same prefectures where flooding and landslides killed at least 210 people last week, compounding the already difficult recovery ahead.
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Last month, more than 80 people died in a heat wave where temperatures climbed above 40 C (104 F) in parts of the country.
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Read more: I visited Pompeii in the middle of Europe's deadly heat wave, and I couldn't believe how many tourists braved the sweltering temperatures
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Like many Londoners, the Queen needs to find ways to keep cool this week as much of the UK scorches in a heat wave.
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PHOENIX — Firefighters across Arizona and New Mexico battled 212 wildfires on Wednesday, their efforts complicated by a relentless heat wave and bone-dry conditions.
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Government agencies classify a heat wave by how far a day's temperature exceeds the average temperature for that time of year in a region.
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Indeed, France's experience with the 2003 heat wave, and the expectation that worse events were likely to come, aided its preparations for this one.
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The 2016 marine heat wave caused the most severe and catastrophic coral bleaching event the Great Barrier Reef has ever experienced, the study found.
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However, this year it is going to start off particularly hot across the country, as a dangerous heat wave stretches from Arizona to Maine.
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A heat wave that is roasting California, along with much of the Southwest, shows no signs of abating, and is making firefighting efforts challenging.
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The big picture: California is in the midst of a major heat wave and drought that is creating ideal conditions for rapidly spreading wildfires.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Alaska's heat wave is driving wildfires and melting glaciers, choking the state's biggest cities with smoke and bloating rivers with meltwater.
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Perhaps most importantly, they test all of these products under rigorous conditions to make sure they'll last through any heat wave — or red carpet.
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"With this heat wave please remember never to leave children, elderly or animals in the car," the cafe's owner concluded in their Facebook post.
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"Every heat wave occurring in Europe today is made more likely and more intense by human-induced climate change," the scientists wrote in July.
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We arrived at the pool in Astoria Park, which overlooks the East River, during last week's heat wave and were met by a line.
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Peter Falk and Ms. Grant starred in this dark comedy about a couple coping with tough times during a New York City heat wave.
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It was one of five major, uncontained wildfires burning across California during a heat wave that has the state sizzling under record-shattering temperatures.
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In November, an extreme heat wave killed more than 23,000 flying foxes, a type of bat, almost a third of the species in Australia.
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Eric Klinenberg, a sociologist at New York University, wrote a book about a heat wave in Chicago in 1995, during which 739 people died.
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Older Chicago residents in the 1995 heat wave were more likely to survive in neighborhoods dense with neighbors, stores, public spaces and street life.
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Conditions improved on Thursday, but residents remain in danger as the heat wave is expected to continue for days, said Annastacia Palaszczuk, Queensland's premier.
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It was the beginning of a heat wave that would scorch Sweden all summer, but the surrounding fields and forests were still mostly green.
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None of the fish showed signs of lesions, parasites and infections, so the scientists concluded the die-off is connected with the heat wave.
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The images show Eagle Island on the northeastern peninsula of the icy continent at the start and end of this month's Antarctic heat wave.
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That was the fastest increase since the end of 20.7905 as consumers spent heavily during the World Cup soccer tournament and a heat wave.
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In Italy, a heat wave this year, given the name Lucifer, is blamed for an expedited picking and reduced yields of Franciacorta sparkling wine.
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For example, if an unexpected heat wave causes energy consumption to increase, Drift will procure power from a local solar owner to cover shortages.
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Australia experiences fires every fall, but this year&aposs crisis — which comes on the heels of a heat wave and prolonged drought — is unprecedented.
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The heat wave in Australia's south even pushed up the mercury in Tasmania, the country's closest point to Antarctica, to 40.8 Celsius (105.4 Fahrenheit).
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France has taken what is arguably the most aggressive stance, moved by a heat wave in the summer of 2611 that killed 23,2000 people.
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In 2014 and 2015, a heat wave called "the Blob" appeared in the Pacific and wreaked havoc on marine ecosystems from Hawaii to Alaska.
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The lethal combination of drought, heat wave and eucalyptus plantations in Chile and Portugal last year contributed to record-breaking firestorms that killed dozens.
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But while the ocean warmed, it didn't warm evenly, making it hard to tell if the heat wave was contributing to the starfish deaths.
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For example, during the brutal 1911 heat wave New Yorkers hunted shade, stayed in one place as long as possible, and crowded available fountains.
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In the South, an early heat wave is baking Georgia, South Carolina and parts of Florida, with some triple-digit temperatures expected today and tomorrow.
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Millions of Americans from the plain states to the East Coast are roasting, and a heat wave with temperatures that feel like the triple digits.
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As a young sociologist who grew up in Chicago, I wanted to figure out why the heat wave killed who it did, where it did.
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Boyce commented that the presence of the wool hat was "a little unusual," considering New York was in the middle of a summer heat wave.
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Monsoon rains that should have put off the problem this season were weeks late, and more than 130 people have died in a heat wave.
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Mix these easy-to-follow formulas with the one hot-weather blessing — a permanent dewy glow — and your heat-wave look is locked and loaded.
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Europe received a taste of its hotter future in 2003, when an August heat wave, unprecedented in some 500 years, killed at least 20,000 people.
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The sprawling desert city's all-time record high temperature could even be met or exceeded during this heat wave, though that's not a sure bet.
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In the middle of season 2, a heat wave does hit New York, as it's wont to do, and Jones keeps her trusty jacket on.
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And, if a heat wave hits, simply ditch the jean jacket to reveal the super flattering jumpsuit — a one-piece wonder ready for literally anything.
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There has been no reported determining cause for the medical calls, but Las Vegas is reportedly suffering its first major heat wave of the year.
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This intense heat wave we've been sweating through could very well be a preview for the potentially life-changing solar eclipse this Friday, July 13.
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The Middle East's record-setting heat wave is expected to last for yet another brutal day, where temperatures could reach 128 degrees F or higher.
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A heat wave in the European Union's main wheat producers last week helped farmers make rapid progress with harvesting, with some crop forecasts being increased.
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A heat-wave in late June wilted some crops but had a less severe impact than initially feared, traders and industry officials said on Friday.
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The heat wave that roasted the U.S. this past weekend may be taking a break, but we're sure it hasn't had enough of us yet.
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It's so hot, everyone needs to pay attentionThe National Weather Service isn't joking around when it say that a heat wave like this is deadly.
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If you've ever had a cold in the middle of a heat wave, you very well know summer allergies are a thing, and they suck.
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Officials pleaded with people to take precautions as Western Europe's deadly heat wave continued to break temperature records in several countries this week, AFP reports.
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Over three days in July 1995, more than 700 people died during a heat wave in Chicago as temperatures rose above 97 degrees (36.1 Celsius).
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We know by now that celebrities don't dress for the season (just take Gigi Hadid's recent long pants streak during a N.Y.C. summer heat wave!).
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Records have begun to tumble across Western Europe as a second blistering summer heat wave struck — and forecasters warn the worst is far from over.
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Overall, the two year heat wave triggered kelp forest die-backs across 2,300 square kilometers of reef and "functional extinction" along the northernmost 100 kilometers.
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It happened because of a massive heat wave, which will bring misery to millions of people in the Midwest and all along the East Coast.
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Heat-related illnesses would only continue to rise globally, with cases ranging from nausea to heatstroke -- which claimed two lives during last week's heat wave.
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With the current heat wave reaching a peak, 2017 continues to outrank the number of fires and acres burned compared to the 10-year average.
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And it's a shitty job, and I had no money, and it paid shitty, and it was in the middle of this awful heat wave.
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Many of us have had the experience of struggling to fall and stay asleep during a heat wave — especially if we don't have air conditioning.
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Lots of stars tried beating the crazy heat wave by either getting near a pool or beach, or just getting the hell out of town.
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Earlier this week Maryland officials announced four heat-related deaths between the July 3 and 15 but these were unrelated to the current heat wave.
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The situation has been exacerbated by a European heat wave that drove demand in France to near record levels in June, curbing its export availability.
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He also said that a recent heat wave might have caused more workers to sleep in the open air where lions can get to them.
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A dangerous heat wave is projected to sweep the Central and Eastern United States this weekend, with heat warnings issued for over 147 million people.
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An estimated 20093,000 to 30,000 spectacled flying fox bats perished during the heat wave, which lasted from November 26 to 27, according to the BBC.
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This year's heat wave comes after Europe saw record-breaking temperatures in 2018, which reached unprecedented levels in Sweden, Finland and Norway, according to CNN.
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A heat wave swept Europe and caused extreme ice melt in Greenland that scientists didn't expect to see until 2070 in a worst-case scenario.
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When the European heat wave washed over Greenland, it induced ice melt that even the most pessimistic climate models hadn't expected to see until 2070.
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Paris is dealing with dangerous lead poisoning, Intel has a new set of chips, and Greenland is in the midst of a dangerous heat wave.
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This project has recently shown, that human-induced climate change dramatically raised the likelihood of the record-breaking heat wave in western Europe this summer.
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It is not often that New Yorkers are graced with the sight of a snowy owl, especially in the middle of a July heat wave.
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In Chicago, social isolation among older people in poor, segregated and abandoned neighborhoods made the heat wave far more lethal than it should have been.
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And that's never truer than when disaster strikes, whether a heat wave, a blizzard or a hurricane barreling toward the most populous area of Florida.
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For much of Europe, this summer feels like a modern-day version of the biblical plague as a scorching heat wave sweeps across the continent.
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The year before, in 2017, a heat wave nicknamed Lucifer, which devastated the Mediterranean, was made at least 10 times more likely by climate change.
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A record-shattering heat wave in Europe is part of what researchers say is an unmistakable trend as rising greenhouse gas emissions warm the planet.
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Climate change: While scientists have yet to draw a firm connection between this particular heat wave and global warming, it fits a clear overall trend.
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In France, memories of a deadly 213 heat wave that killed 2000,275 people in the country and left much of Europe sweltering still loom large.
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The Chicago heat wave of July 1995, for instance, caused 514 heat-related deaths; people older than 65 accounted for 72 percent of the fatalities.
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At least there were no hallucinations of the sort the Canadian player Frank Dancevic experienced in the extreme heat wave at the 2014 Australian Open.
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The preliminary results of the Oxford study found that, in some places, climate change more than doubled the likelihood of this summer's European heat wave.
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A 2017 study in the journal Nature found that 30 percent of the world's population currently experiences 20 or more heat-wave days per year.
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The ultimate nightmare scenario during a heat wave is a widespread blackout that leaves millions of people without electricity for their fans or air-conditioners.
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In Romania, the police banned heavy traffic on major roads in daylight hours during the weekend because of the heat wave, while trains slowed down.
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A perfect storm of conditions for a heat wave As Pelot noted, melt events like this are quite rare for Antarctica, even during the summer.
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Of the 12 hotels and hostels I've stayed in during the heat wave, nine had air-conditioning and two had enough fans for every room.
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Now, several days of rain and a break in the heat wave have reduced the number of active fires across the country's densely populated southeast.
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That's because heat waves are increasing in both frequency and duration, with the highest level of maritime heat wave activity occurring in the North Atlantic.
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But during a season that can feel like one long heat wave, one thing would make riding a coaster even better: a nice big splash.
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In 2015, at least 1,000 people died in Karachi from a heat wave that paralyzed day-to-day life and overwhelmed the health care system.
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In case it's not clear, a lot of that ice and snow started to recede or disappear entirely by the time the heat wave ended.
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If a heat wave is on the radar, use the app to plan out a week ahead of time with the seven day scheduling feature.
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Between 1982 and 2016, scientists saw a more alarming trend as the number of heat wave days on the global ocean surface had increased 82%.
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Kamala Harris on how she would address the impacts of climate change on marginalized people, drawing on his personal struggles during this summer's heat wave.
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The first heat wave in the eastern U.S. might bring record hot temperatures to Syracuse, New York, which might top 100 degrees Monday, Burke said.
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"This year, the number of heat wave days have also increased — and it's not just day temperature, night temperatures have also been high," he said.
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Compared to the 363 deaths from heatstroke and exposure that have been attributed to the week-long heat wave, Sarma's sunburn is a minor complaint.
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Compared to the 130 deaths from heatstroke and exposure that have been attributed to the week-long heat wave, Sarma's sunburn is a minor complaint.
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Michael Wehner of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, who is working to conduct extreme event attribution studies in advance of an event, told Axios via email, that "[i]n probabilistic terms, climate change increased the chances of the heat wave by about 20 to 50 times," adding that there is at least a 99% likelihood that human-induced climate change "increased the severity of this heat wave."
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The Edhi foundation was at the forefront of the response last year when a devastating heat wave struck Karachi, a city of about 20 million people.
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And it is difficult to believe that next week's expected mini heat wave – if one can call it that – had any bearing on Thursday's price moves.
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The Chicago heat wave was exacerbated by the Urban Heat Island effect or UHI, a phenomenon in which urban areas are hotter than the surrounding countryside.
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The situation reflects an ongoing nationwide crisis as a fatal heat wave sweeps across India, and cities from Mumbai to Delhi face dwindling water supplies. 5.
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Throughout the city, the variable that best explained the pattern of mortality during the Chicago heat wave was what people in my discipline call social infrastructure.
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Reddy said there were worries the death toll in Telangana could rise and his department was issuing heat-wave warnings to advise people to stay indoors.
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Plus, it just feels so damn good during a summer heat wave or the morning after a night of little sleep and too many adult beverages.
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" 😅#noretouchingupinhere#nofacetuneeither," Lakshmi captioned the photo of herself in East Hampton, New York readying for the upcoming heat wave hitting the East Coast this weekend.
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Details: An early season heat wave of this magnitude can be especially hazardous to public health since people have not yet become accustomed to the heat.
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Alaska's recent heat wave has been grabbing headlines, and rightly so: The state has been hotter than parts of the contiguous U.S. during June and July.
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While it's too early to say exactly why the Zika outbreak has been so vicious, our recent record-breaking global heat wave offers one possible explanation.
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The temperature reached 106 degrees at Midway Airport on the first day of the heat wave, and remained at or above 100 degrees for seven hours.
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But the Windy City and other Midwest cities such as St. Louis, Kansas City and Minneapolis can get very humid, especially during a summer heat wave.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday he is losing faith in Con Edison after prolonged outages in the middle of a heat wave.
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What followed again during the summer was a period of intense, dry heat throughout the state, with a heat wave shattering temperature records in several cities.
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The heat wave will sweep the eastern half of the nation through Wednesday before a strong cold front brings some cooler weather on Friday, Karins said.
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Europeans are in the midst of an extreme summer heat wave that's shattering records across the continent and has sparked a rapidly growing wildfire in Spain.
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In 2003, a heat wave killed more than 14,000 people, the news station reported, and last year, another wave caused deaths in both Spain and Portugal.
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A heat wave in the European Union's main wheat producing region last week helped farmers make rapid progress with harvesting, with some crop forecasts being increased.
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A mail carrier who worked for the U.S. Postal Service for 28 years died on the job Friday, as a massive heat wave hit Los Angeles.
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Factor in a heat wave or a snow storm (depending on whether it's September or February), and any illusion of order is thrown out the window.
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The second campaign titled #SeeEverySide featured ads spots on a heat wave, GOAT sport stars, and Chance the Rapper to show why people use the service.
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And then it actually started to melt, thanks to a sudden heat wave that blistered the region with temperatures 20 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit above average.
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Those trees would also prevent between 200 and 700 heat-wave deaths per year — with that number presumably going up over time as global warming unfolds.
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And now that's she's chopped her fringe, we're hoping she follows these tips and tricks so her new do doesn't fall victim to the heat wave.
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A heat wave didn't stop the resort from hauling out the ice resurfacing machine to get its outdoor skating rink ready for its high-rolling guests.
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A decade ago, it would have been challenging to say if a particular heat wave might have been influenced by the warming climate, Wehner pointed out.
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"There has been some concern that prices will continue to fall, but the heat wave has stopped prices falling further," said a Singapore-based coal trader.
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Wildfires burned in at least eight Western states and Alaska, with 31 clustered in a swath of Arizona and New Mexico blistered by a heat wave.
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Europe is bracing for another blistering heat wave next week, under a month after another weather system brought record-breaking temperatures to much of the continent.
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Over three days in July 1995, more than 700 people died during a heat wave in Chicago as temperatures rose above 97 degrees (36 degrees Celsius).
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Additionally, a combination of heavy rain followed by a heat wave baked the clay base into a surface that was harder than it should have been.
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At least eight people in the U.S. and Canada have died in the past week due to the intense heat wave affecting parts of North America.
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Narrator: In 21 and 26, the Great Barrier Reef was hit with a massive marine heat wave, leading to the longest coral-bleaching events ever recorded.
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Using data from 783 lethal heat waves in 164 cities and across 36 countries, the researchers discovered a common threshold where the heat wave becomes deadly.
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London is sweltering as Europe is battling the second major heat wave of the summer, but Queen Elizabeth II has found a way to keep cool.
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Europe is battling an unprecedented heat wave that has seen record-high temperatures in three countries and has already been associated with at least four deaths.
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The heat wave was expected to push temperatures even higher by mid-week, taxing power grids and prompting airlines to warn that flights could be disrupted.
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The so-called Carr Fire was just one of several wildfires that have dispatched firefighters to all corners of the state amid an oppressive heat wave.
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There is a literal dark storm cloud over the city, and it's beginning to drizzle, but the ominous tropical heat wave suggests the apocalypse is coming.
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It's only early July, and already California is baking under a scorching heat wave, while massive wildfires are burning in the central part of the state.
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A heat wave in early-to-mid July saw numerous all-time heat records fall, including in Los Angeles, where the temperature soared to 111°F.
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The fire is among several that have ravaged California as a heat wave hits the southern part of the state, with temperatures remaining around 100 degrees.
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Further Reading It's hot out there, especially if you live in the Midwest or on the East Coast, both sizzling through an epic summer heat wave.
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He added that in 2016, a marine heat wave was estimated to have killed about a third of the shallow corals on Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
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Early focus could be key on Friday with temperatures expected to be well above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F) as a heat wave sweeps across Europe.
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A heat wave stretching across Europe this week has killed several people and set off wildfires — including one in Spain sparked by manure that spontaneously combusted.
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In effect, the 2016 heat wave killed off many of the most heat-sensitive corals and selected for the corals that could handle higher ocean temperatures.
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Employees at that facility have been organizing since last summer, when they requested air conditioning after some workers became sick during a record-breaking heat wave.
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Another strategy is to focus recovery efforts on reefs impacted by the heat wave and coral bleaching event -- 54% of which were analyzed in the study.
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Given that extreme events like the summer's heat wave in Europe are increasing in magnitude and intensity, food systems are already showing some strain, she said.
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A newly established route to Rockaway, Queens, was strained last weekend as beachgoers flocked to the system during an early season heat wave, creating service problems.
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In France, the authorities issued hundreds of warnings, hoping to avoid a repeat of the devastating death toll the country suffered in a 2003 heat wave.
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From 1982 to 2016, there was an 82% rise in the number of heat wave days on the global ocean surface, according to a 2018 study.
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He got the idea for the study while enduring a 2015 heat wave in an apartment in San Diego with no air-conditioner in the bedroom.
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"It is the third day of the heat wave, so the system is really baking at this point," said Alfonso Quiroz, a spokesman for Con Edison.
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After the heat wave, the survival rate for some species of dolphins fell by 12%, according to a study published Monday in the journal Current Biology.
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New Zealand experienced a comparable marine heat wave two summers ago, during which water temperatures spiked up to 6 degrees Fahrenheit (3 degrees Celsius) above normal.
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According to TASS, the regional governor of Yamal-Nenets autonomous region also cited the heat wave and long-term warming as key factors in causing it.
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While experts have yet to draw a firm connection between this relatively early — and extreme — heat wave and global warming, it fits a clear overall trend.
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"Right now we are looking at another heat wave, starting Friday and Saturday," for the greater Phoenix region, said Nancy Selover, State Climatologist at Arizona State University.
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The latest heat wave to bake a part of the globe is underway in Alaska where several locations, including Anchorage, broke single-day records for high temperatures.
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Divers survey these waters during a heat wave in April, and they say that about 210 percent of their reef here was damaged by the high temperatures.
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The heat wave will move north to Oregon and Washington by Wednesday, and could break record highs for the day in Medford and Portland Oregon, Chinchar said.
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Gigi Hadid championed the look when she wore statement pants during a summer heat wave, which sparked others like Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid to follow suit.
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In Canberra, the researchers found there has been a 50 percent increase in the likelihood of a three-day heat wave such as what occurred from Feb.
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A heat wave across much of Europe in 2003, which was particularly severe in central and southern France, is estimated to have killed more than 70,000 people.
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A man tries to cool himself with a bottle of water during the first heat wave of the year on June 213, 22016, in New York City.
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The weather phenomenon known as El Nino has created a crippling heat wave and water shortages across the region, with temperatures hitting well above 40 degrees Celsius.
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It's not saying America has a three month heat wave in store, nor is it saying there won't be areas of the country that are unseasonably cool.
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To get Kardashian West's heat wave-approved Hamptons do, Marjan first prepped the star's dry strands with Paul Mitchell Dry Wash and Spray Wax to create texture.
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Since then, Argentina has been hit by a heat wave that has benefited flooded areas while raising concern about parched conditions on other parts of the country.
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A 1995 heat wave left 700 people dead in just five days, and spurred a concerted effort by the city to improve their response to heat emergencies.
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Why the heat index matters more than the temperature in this heat wave Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington were under excessive heat warnings on Friday.
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The power outage comes as a potentially deadly heat wave hovers over the Midwest, prompting cities throughout the region to warn residents to stay hydrated and cool.
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After a June heat wave smashed national temperature records in France and broke historic June records across Europe, a mass of hot air returned to the continent.
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As a California resident, I witnessed first hand firefighters battling a wildfire in San Diego County during the severe Santa Ana Wind and heat wave in 2016.
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We got this pic 2 months after the attempt and he was wearing long sleeves in the middle of a heat wave ... presumably to hide the scars.
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An unusually wide-reaching and long-lasting heat wave has gripped at least six states for an entire week, breaking or tying dozens of hot weather records.
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The region is experiencing a massive heat wave right now—the same one that hit Europe last week—with some areas expected to top 73 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The heat wave blanketing about a third of the U.S. population brought thunderstorms along with cooling rain when it burst on Monday, the National Weather Service said.
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While each heat wave has its own distinct mix of causes, the sheer number of events and records that have fallen so far this summer is noteworthy.
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"Neo-fascist Charlie Kirk visits Philly in a heat wave so some hydration enthusiasts gave him a drenching," the account tweeted with a picture of Kirk grimacing.
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Europe is bracing for another blistering heat wave next week, with temperatures set to reach as high as 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in some areas.
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In July, Alton Louise complained about working during a heat wave when he was sent up to the roof of a Williamsburg, Brooklyn, project one more time.
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Less than a month ago, a heat wave in the Midwest forced schools in Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois and other states to cancel classes or dismiss students early.
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Rood said a heat wave of this magnitude could happen again at any time in Chicago, which sees high humidity in the summer and regular continental heat.
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This isn't Japan's first fatally hot summer: a heat wave in August 2013 set the record temperature of 41 degrees Celsius (105.8 degrees Fahrenheit) and killed dozens.
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The US East Coast also grappled with a heat wave in mid-July, with authorities placing 147 million people under a heat advisory or excessive heat warning.
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No one storm or heat wave can be directly attributed to climate change, but the warming world generally makes these weather events more common and more extreme.
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The heat wave in Japan arrived last month after massive flooding and landslides that also knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes the week before.
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What we're watching: Two key questions are: How many new fires will be sparked during this heat wave, since the high temperatures dry out vegetation even further?
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Our thought bubble, from Axios Science Editor Andrew Freedman: A long-lasting heat wave and drought conditions are making the fire especially severe and difficult to contain.
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The emergency services in Montreal said they had experienced a sharp increase in calls since the heat wave began — a total of some 1,200 calls a day.
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Thousands of activists and L.G.B.T. rights supporters paraded in the French city on Saturday, waving rainbow-colored flags and riding atop trucks, despite a crippling heat wave.
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We have found that global warming increased the odds of the pressure pattern that contributed to the 2010 Russian heat wave that killed more than 50,000 people.
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Last year, before the recent heat wave and bleaching, the authority published a detailed assessment of the reef's outlook, an analysis that is conducted every five years.
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Photographs of dead bodies wrapped in white, supposedly of Pakistani militants killed in the attack, actually depicted victims of a 2015 heat wave, according to fact checkers.
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When a heat wave sets records seemingly every month, and when the humidity rises along with the temperature, making the ambient air feel like an oppressive sweater?
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French bus drivers suffering through a heat wave are among the men revolting against workplace rules that prevent them from wearing skirts or shorts on the job.
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Gabriella and Moises trekked out to the sites in the thick of a July heat wave, trudging through thick mud and marsh to find these ghost forests.
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Highlights from that record include "Pristine," a scrappy yet elegant ode to the torment of first love, and "Heat Wave," on which Jordan showcases her guitar chops.
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But health officials and planners were already talking about the next heat wave, and how to soften the impact of rising temperatures without resorting to air-conditioning.
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On a day like Saturday, as New York City and much of the country struggled to ride out a heat wave, Mr. Reyes saw his patience melt.
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The heat wave created the Blob -- a 22016,282-mile (22018,600 km) stretch of ocean that was warmed by 3 to 6 degrees Celsius (5.4 to 10.8 Fahrenheit).
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The Australian Bureau of Meteorology said Tuesday that temperatures could spike even higher as the heat wave moves into Victoria and New South Whales throughout the week.
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A large extended marine heat wave nicknamed the "Blob" that kicked off in 2013 and intensified through the summer of 2015 due to a powerful El Niño.
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That was because heat waves were increasing in both frequency and in duration, with the highest level of maritime heat wave activity occurring in the North Atlantic.
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He would add $1 billion to the Low-Income Energy Assistance program, which helps cover bills in times of crisis like a heat wave or extreme cold.
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They had an early win when management agreed to send workers home with pay during a sweltering heat wave that they said made it unsafe to work.
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We had moved cross-country from upstate New York to Kansas in the heat wave of 1980, with two cars, no air-conditioning, and a black dog.
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Adding to their numbers were families outrunning one of the worst polio outbreaks in history, sweeping through the nation on the crest of the sweltering heat wave.
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