South Korea hits record high of 42.5°C
South Korea recorded its highest temperature in over a hundred years, reaching 42.5°C in the city of Yangsan, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration. Heatwave warnings have been issued for more than 20 regions, with temperatures in several cities exceeding 38°C. Data indicate that the average number of hot weather days per year has increased to 19 over the past five years, compared to 8 days in the 1970s.
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