Energy · Cyprus

Heatwave Without... 'Shocks' in Cyprus

1 sourceFirst reported 10 days agoUpdated 10 days ago

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Summer temperatures are increasingly exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, leading to extended heat waves.
The reliance on air conditioning has become essential for many households during these heat events.
Residents are adapting to the rising temperatures in various ways, including changes in daily routines.
Public health officials are urging caution due to the potential health risks associated with prolonged heat exposure.
The phenomenon of extreme heat is becoming a regular occurrence, prompting discussions about climate change.

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Summer temperatures are increasingly exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, leading to extended heat waves.
The reliance on air conditioning has become essential for many households during these heat events.
Residents are adapting to the rising temperatures in various ways, including changes in daily routines.
Public health officials are urging caution due to the potential health risks associated with prolonged heat exposure.
The phenomenon of extreme heat is becoming a regular occurrence, prompting discussions about climate change.

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