Examples of using Heatwave in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Scientists say climate change is likely to have contributed to severe weather in 2019 such as a heatwave in Europe and the hurricane that killed at least 50 people when it barreled through the Bahamas in September.
The heatwave has hit the low-lying Netherlands hard like many other countries
In Italy,“the most intense heatwave in a decade” was under way,
The heatwave comes just a couple weeks before the 100th anniversary of what the National Weather Service calls the“highest reliably recorded air temperature on Earth”- 134 degrees on July 10, 1913, in Death Valley's Greenland Ranch.
The big apparent increases that we have seen in cases during heatwave years(…) tend to indicate that climate change is indeed driving infections,” Craig Baker-Austin at the UK-based Centre for Environment,
Authorities said the January heatwave contributed to the deaths of more than a million fish in the Murray-Darling river system,
between climate change and the 2003 European heatwave without scientific analysis,
For example, if we dismissed the link between climate change and the 2003 European heatwave without scientific analysis,
The June 26th-28th heatwave in France was 4 degrees hotter than a June heatwave would have been in 1900,
The 26-28 June heatwave in France was 4C hotter than a June heatwave would have been in 1900,
Around the world, 37 per cent of the population will be exposed to at least one severe heatwave every five years, and the average length of droughts will increase by four months, exposing some 388
then used temperature records stretching back to 1901 to assess the probability of a heatwave last month and in the past.
the very timing of the visit shows how seriously Pyongyang is taking the heatwave in east Asia
Meanwhile, two days after that sweltering Saturday we woke to find the fires ignited during the heatwave still cutting a swathe of destruction,
floods or simply a heatwave at the wrong moment in the growing season could devastate a crop.
A lot of what melts can later refreeze onto the ice sheet, but because of the conditions ahead of this summer's heatwave, the amount of ice lost for good this year might be the same as in 2012
For example, a recent study led by Dann Mitchell found that many of the excess deaths reported during the summer 2003 heatwave in Europe could be attributed to human-induced climate change.
A study published earlier this year by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich said last year's summer heatwave across northern Europe would have been“statistically impossible” without climate change driven by human activity.
A lot of what melts can later refreeze onto the ice sheet, but because of the conditions ahead of this summer's heatwave, the amount of ice lost for good this year might be the same as in 2012
destinations such as Turkey, last summer's prolonged heatwave and customers delaying booking holidays because of Brexit.