In the past two days, while enjoying the holiday, the public in many areas also felt the scorching heat. The Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue an orange warning for high temperatures on the 10th. It is expected that from the 10th to the 14th, the high temperature range in the northern region will gradually expand and last for a long time, with some areas reaching a maximum temperature of 39 degree to 42 degree .

Monitoring shows that on the 9th, high temperatures of 35 degree to 39 degree occurred in many parts of northern China, with local areas in Handan, Xingtai, Hengshui, Hebei, and Turpan, Xinjiang reaching 40 degree to 42 degree .

Chen Tao, the chief forecaster of the Central Meteorological Observatory, analyzed that the main cause of this round of high temperature weather is that the high-altitude areas in North China and the Huang Huai region are controlled by the northwest sinking airflow, with clear skies and few clouds. The effects of sinking warming and radiation warming are relatively significant. It is expected that the high temperature weather in North China and the Huang Huai region will continue, and the intensity may increase.

Recently, there have been high temperatures in many parts of the world, with strong extremes. Experts say that under the background of global warming, different regions are controlled by high-pressure systems of different properties, forming sustained high-temperature systems. For China, the combination of the Western Pacific Subtropical High and the Continental High has an impact on the country's hot weather.

High temperatures are a frequent occurrence in summer. In meteorology, high temperature refers to a weather phenomenon where the highest daily temperature reaches 35 degree or above, and a continuous period of high temperature for several days is called a heatwave.

On the 9th, the China Meteorological Administration launched a Level 4 emergency response for high temperatures, and the Public Meteorological Service Center of the China Meteorological Administration released the first national heatstroke weather forecast for this year.



When it comes to dressing, one should choose clothes that are easy to absorb sweat, loose, and breathable. It is advisable to wear light colored clothes to reduce the absorption of solar radiation. The diet should be light, and you can drink some herbal tea, mung bean soup, etc. in moderation. Do not overeat cold drinks. Pay attention to adapting to the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor when entering and leaving air-conditioned rooms, increase nap time appropriately, and ensure adequate sleep time.