韩国气象厅数据显示，就在8月25日，全国183个地区中有182个发布热浪预警。截至当日14时，全 国平均体感温度达37摄氏度。韩国的全国性热浪预计将持续至9月，9月气温有六成概率高于历史平均水 平。（黄爱萍） 韩国疾病管理厅数据显示，截至24日，因高温不适就诊病例累计达4048人，相比前一天增加55人。 此前的最高纪录是2018年的4526人。 韩联社报道，韩国今夏出现有记录以来最严重热浪之一，高温相关疾病病例不断增加。韩国疾病管 理厅已于5月15日启动高温相关疾病监测预警系统。 新华社北京8月26日电 韩国疾病管理厅25日说，今年夏天韩国已有超过4000人因关联高温的疾病就 诊，人数为2018年以来最多。今年以来，已有26人因高温相关疾病死亡。 ...

每经编辑｜段炼 据央视新闻报道，法国连日遭遇热浪侵袭，多地气温12日超过40摄氏度。气象部门向全国多数地区发布高温警报，其中14个省为最高级别的红色预警。 法国近年来在每年6月1日至9月15日启动"高温和健康警报系统"，目的是预报可能对健康产生重大影响的高温天气，以便及时采取应对措施。 当地采取措施帮助民众避暑。里昂市一处公园夜间开放，供居民纳凉；多家装有空调的博物馆免费开放；波尔多开设临时避暑中心，为无家可归者提供庇 护；巴黎地铁等公共场所发布提示，提醒人们多饮水并防晒。 法国气象局警告，高温导致土壤和植被持续干燥，尤其是西南部等地干旱严重，野火风险上升。8月5日，法国南部奥德省山区发生山火。7日，过火面积 超1.6万公顷，造成1人死亡、13人受伤、3人失踪，逾千人被迫紧急撤离。根据法国政府官员的说法，这是1949年以来法国最严重的山火。10日，山火已 基本得到控制。 根据法国气象局的信息，红色预警省份主要集中于西南部地区，另有64个省维持橙色预警，高温天气预计将至少持续至本周末。 法国气象局呼吁民众在高温天气提高防护意识。法国劳工、卫生、团结和家庭事务部部长卡特琳·沃特兰说，医院已接到通知，准备收治受高温 ...

苏城今年入伏以来未出现高温，8月3日已是中伏第五天，本周四将进入立秋节气，末伏也接踵而 至，接下来还会出现持续性高温热浪吗？ 周四将进入二十四节气中的第十三个节气，也是秋天第一个节气立秋。立秋节气到来，并不意味着 天气很快会凉爽，此时我国南方暑热正盛。苏城常年立秋节气期间（8月7日至23日）平均气温为 28.7℃，比大暑节气下降1.5℃，与小暑节气相当，去年立秋日平均气温达33.4℃，是苏州历史上第二热 的立秋日；常年立秋节气雨日为6.9天；日照时数为93.4小时，较大暑节气减少29.7小时。 本周六将进入末伏，接下来高温是否已"强弩之末"？答案是否定的。常年苏州8月平均气温比7月 低，但高温天不少见。去年和2022年，苏州分别出现了51个、40个高温日，其中8月分别占了23个和19 个。苏州气象记录上的极端最高气温41.0℃，出现在2013年8月7日。苏州去年末伏有4个高温日，出伏 后仍出现了5个高温日，立秋暑热难消，市民防暑降温不可松懈。 据苏州市气象台最新预测，本周前期天气以云系变化为主，午后可能有短时雷阵雨，7日开始转为 多雷阵雨天气。受降水和云系影响，本周气温小幅波动。最高气温在34℃左右，出现在8 ...

公报说，仅6月19日至7月6日热浪期间，法国就有86人溺水身亡，而在2024年同期这一数字为36 人。 公报还说，溺水事件主要发生在法国本土南部和沿海区域。大多数溺亡事件发生在未开发或无人监 管的海域、河流和湖泊中。各年龄段均有溺水和溺亡事件发生，其中18岁及以上人群的溺水事件和溺亡 人数占比最高。 新华社巴黎8月2日电（记者罗毓）法国公共卫生署8月1日发布公报说，由于今夏的高温热浪，有更 多法国人选择下水避暑，该国今年6月1日至7月23日期间共报告702起溺水事件，造成193人死亡，两项 数据分别同比上升50%和45%。 ...

Group 1 - High temperatures are impacting energy supply on both the demand and supply sides, leading to increased electricity load and reduced generation capacity from hydropower and solar energy [1][2] - The meteorological department has established a forecasting system for high temperatures, providing early warnings and developing services to assess the impact of high temperatures on energy supply and electricity demand [2] - As of July 23, the meteorological department has released six issues of the "Energy Supply Meteorological Service Weekly Report" to mitigate the impact of high temperatures on energy supply [2][3] Group 2 - The average temperature in China has been high since the flood season began, with record high temperature days and significant rainfall variations across the country [3] - It is expected that most regions will experience temperatures close to or above normal in August, with a higher risk of heatwaves particularly in East and Central China [3] - The meteorological department advises on measures to mitigate the effects of high temperatures on health and agriculture, as well as to manage the increased electricity load [3] Group 3 - The upcoming typhoons are expected to impact coastal areas, necessitating emergency preparedness to safeguard lives and property [4] - Typhoons may disrupt maritime operations and affect the safety of energy and electricity facilities, requiring proactive defense measures [4]

Core Viewpoint - Spain has been experiencing an unprecedented heatwave since mid-May, leading to over 1,180 deaths related to high temperatures, significantly higher than the 114 deaths reported during the same period last year, marking an increase of over tenfold [1] Summary by Relevant Categories Health Impact - The Spanish Ministry of Health reported that as of July 19, 2023, there have been 1,180 deaths due to heat-related illnesses, a stark contrast to the previous year's figure of 114 [1] - The extreme heat has resulted in a dramatic rise in mortality rates, indicating a severe public health crisis [1] Weather Conditions - The Spanish Meteorological Agency noted that this summer's heat intensity is rare, with temperatures in some southern regions reaching as high as 46 degrees Celsius [1] - Northern regions, typically cooler, such as Galicia and Asturias, have also recorded temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius [1] - A total of 76 red heat warnings have been issued in the past two months, compared to none during the same period last year [1]

Group 1 - A nationwide high-temperature heatwave is affecting various regions in China, with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius in many areas, and some regions reaching above 40 degrees Celsius [1][3] - In Shanxi province, local authorities are increasing water spraying operations to mitigate the heat, and providing free access to city service stations for outdoor workers to hydrate and rest [3][11] - In Ningbo, Zhejiang, the metro system has established 66 cooling stations, including 12 themed cooling spots that combine cooling with cultural entertainment to cater to diverse public needs [5][6] Group 2 - In Shanghai, volunteers are distributing chilled mung bean soup to help people cope with the heat, showcasing community support during high-temperature days [8][10] - In Zhengzhou, over 800 union service stations and 58 civil defense cooling points are open 24 hours, equipped with facilities to enhance the cooling experience for outdoor workers [10][11] - The service stations in Zhengzhou feature smart access systems, allowing users to scan for free access to amenities like seating, drinking water, and charging stations, creating a "cool haven" for outdoor laborers [11]

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming summer heat during the Sanfu period is expected to be intense, with predictions of extreme weather events, including both droughts and floods, particularly in eastern China [2][4]. Group 1: Weather Predictions - The National Climate Center forecasts an increase in extreme weather events during this period, with a notable distribution pattern of rainfall being more abundant in the north and less in the middle regions [2]. - Jiangsu Provincial Climate Center predicts that the Sanfu period will be characterized by high temperatures, with the onset of high heat becoming increasingly delayed into late summer [2][4]. Group 2: Causes of Early Heat - The early onset of high temperatures this year is attributed to an abnormal northward shift of the Western Pacific Subtropical High and an early end to the plum rain season, leading to hot and dry conditions in the Jianghuai region [3]. - The current high temperatures are expected to rebound after the influence of Typhoon Danas subsides, particularly in the Jianghuai area [3]. Group 3: Long-term Trends - Over the past decade, there has been a significant increase in the frequency and intensity of high-temperature days in China, with a trend of earlier starts and later ends to the high-temperature season [4]. - The Long Triangle region has seen record-breaking summer heat since 2010, with a notable increase in the number of high-temperature days [4]. Group 4: Public Safety Measures - The China Meteorological Administration emphasizes the importance of monitoring local weather forecasts, especially for vulnerable populations such as the elderly, children, and those with chronic illnesses [5]. - It is advised to arrange work schedules to avoid high-temperature periods and implement effective heat prevention measures in various industries [5].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles discusses the unusual weather patterns in Hangzhou, with a return to high temperatures after a brief cool period, indicating a shift back to summer conditions [1] - The meteorological explanation for the recent weather includes an abnormal position of the subtropical high pressure, which has not been controlling Hangzhou, resulting in lower than expected temperatures [1] - A forecast predicts that high temperatures will peak around 37-38°C in Hangzhou, but the subtropical high pressure is not strong enough to maintain these temperatures for an extended period [1] Group 2 - The upcoming weather forecast includes three days of afternoon thunderstorms or rain from Thursday to Saturday, with temperatures dropping to around 31°C by Friday [2] - From Sunday, a southeast airflow is expected to bring cooler air and increased cloud cover, maintaining maximum temperatures around 33°C [2] - The forecast also mentions the potential formation of two typhoons, which may impact Hangzhou with rain and cooling effects [2]

Core Insights - The province is experiencing extreme high temperatures, with 10 national meteorological observation stations recording historical highs for July [2][3] - The high temperatures are expected to persist for the next 10 days, influenced by subtropical high pressure and continental warm high pressure [2][3] Weather Conditions - Since July 3, the province has been under a prolonged high-temperature weather pattern, with inland areas reaching maximum temperatures of 36-39°C, and some areas exceeding 40°C, peaking at 43.9°C in Linyi [2][3] - The most intense heat is forecasted for July 14-15, with inland areas potentially reaching 38-40°C and localized areas exceeding 42°C [3] Meteorological Factors - The current heatwave is primarily driven by the northward movement of the subtropical high pressure, which is stronger and earlier than in previous years [2] - The subtropical high pressure is controlling the central and eastern regions of the country, enhancing daytime radiation heating and contributing to the humid heatwave [2] Recommendations and Precautions - Due to the prolonged and extreme nature of the heat, it is advised to ensure energy supply and implement heat prevention measures [3] - The ongoing high temperatures and lack of rainfall may exacerbate drought conditions in agricultural areas, necessitating close monitoring of soil moisture levels [3] - The public is encouraged to stay updated on weather forecasts and warnings to prepare for potential severe weather events, including thunderstorms and heavy rainfall [3]