South Korea's record temperature set
South Korea recorded its highest temperature in its history since data collection began more than a century ago, reaching 42.5°C in Yangsan city, leading to a severe heatwave outbreak. Temperatures have exceeded 40°C for the fifth consecutive day, with emergency warnings issued for more than 20 regions. It is also expected that the number of heatwave days each year will increase to 19, compared to just three days in the 1970s. The rise in heatwaves is attributed to climate change caused by human activities, with their intensity and frequency increasing.
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