The highest temperature ever recorded in South Korea – 42.5 degrees
South Korea recorded the highest air temperature on Sunday since observations began more than a century ago.
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Almost all over Poland – warnings about extreme weather
Heat and storm warnings have been issued across almost all of Poland – temperatures will rise up to 37 degrees, wind gusts will reach 110 km/h, writes TVP World.
Hungary stops the operation of the nuclear power plant due to the Danube water level
As another heatwave troubles Central Europe, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced on Friday that next week due to the dried up…
Extreme heat in Lithuania: what not to do when getting into a hot car?
Car overheated in the sun? Never turn on maximum cooling immediately!
Meteorologists warn of dangerous heat, thunderstorms, and hail
On Friday and Saturday, dangerous weather is forecasted in Lithuania: heat will scorch many places, thunderstorms will rumble, and hail is also expected.
4 mitai, kuriais vis dar tiki vairuotojai: automobilis per karščius akimirksniu gali tapti spąstais
Vos trumpam paliktas automobilis karštą vasaros dieną gali įkaisti iki gyvybei pavojingos temperatūros. Nepaisant kasmetinių perspėjimų, vairuotojai vis dar vadovaujasi…
Scorching heat: 2,877 more people died in England because of this
Record heat in May and June in England caused approximately 2,877 additional deaths, the United Kingdom Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reported on Wednesday.
Orai.lt: short showers will wash away the heat
On Thursday, the weather in our country will be influenced by a high-pressure area. Denser clouds will move and the sun will shine less frequently in the eastern and northeastern regions, i.e. Vilnius, Utena…
Heat will be accompanied by storms: yellow warnings will be in effect across almost all of Lithuania on Friday
The ending of July, as meteorologists’ forecasts show, will still allow you to feel the true summer heat. However, it will be accompanied by unpleasant phenomena.
After stormy weather – hot days, but not for long
After stormy weather come hot days, but not for long. This is announced by meteorologist Gytis Valaika on his Facebook page “Weather and Climate in Lithuania”.