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Extreme Heatwave in Baghdad Takes Toll on Iraqis and Zoo Animals
Iraqis in Baghdad are enduring a punishing heatwave with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, causing residents to struggle with daily activities and prompting changes in work schedules. The scorching heat, coupled with a water shortage, has made coping with the extreme weather even more challenging. Scientists warn that 2023 may be the hottest year on record, while other parts of the world experience heavy rains and floods.
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"Deadly Heat Waves Grip South Korea and Japan Amidst Persistent Extreme Weather"
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Extreme Weather: Heatwave Hits China, Floods Worsen in South Korea
Reuters.com•2 years ago
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China Battles Devastating Floods, Displacing Thousands and Warning of More Natural Disasters
Heavy flooding has displaced thousands of people in China, while Beijing experienced a brief respite from sweltering heat with a 9.8-day streak of temperatures exceeding 35°C. The lack of rainfall in the typically dry capital may be contributing to the heat, with even less rainfall than usual this year.