Japan sees a “severe heat day” for 5 straight days, setting a new historical record

According to a report from Japan’s Meteorological Agency on the 25th, on the same day, a maximum temperature of 40.2°C was observed in Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture. This was Japan’s “Extreme Heat Day” for the fifth consecutive day with extreme temperatures of 40°C or above, setting a new record for the longest consecutive stretch in history. This year, Japan’s Meteorological Agency decided to name hot-weather conditions of 40°C and above as “Extreme Heat Days.” (CCTV News)
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