Climate trends in 2024

The trend of climate change in 2024 includes the continuous rise of global average temperature, the intensification of urban heat island effect and the frequent occurrence of abnormal weather events.

1, the global average temperature continues to rise.

By analyzing the data of the past decades, scientists have determined the rising trend of global temperature. By 2024, we can foresee that the global average temperature will continue to rise. This may lead to more frequent and severe extreme weather events, such as heat waves, droughts and rainstorms.

2. The urban heat island effect has intensified.

With the continuous development of urbanization, urban heat island effect will become a more serious problem. High-rise buildings, concrete buildings, automobile exhaust emissions and dense population in cities will all lead to higher temperatures in urban areas than in surrounding areas. This will bring longer and more intense hot weather to urban residents.

3. Abnormal weather events occur frequently.

Affected by global climate change, more abnormal weather events may be experienced in 2024. These events include severe storms, floods, droughts and forest fires. These incidents pose a direct threat to people's lives and property, and may lead to large-scale casualties and destruction.

Measures to deal with extreme weather

1, away from dangerous areas

Pay attention to avoid stagnant water areas, don't venture into the water, don't play in puddles, don't walk along dangerous places such as low-lying valleys, and try to choose places with high terrain and safety. Also stay away from outdoor high-altitude dangerous objects, such as billboards, dangerous houses, trees, construction sites and so on. , and avoid contact with metal objects, high-voltage lines, telephone poles, lampposts, etc. , in order to avoid dangerous situations such as electric shock.

2, completes the computer room safety protection.

If the house is low-lying, it is recommended to place tools such as water retaining boards and sandbags at the door to prevent rainwater from infiltrating. If the rain accidentally overflows into the house, be sure to cut off the power and gas in the house in time, and do not use the solar water heater to avoid the danger of leakage. If you live in flash flood-prone areas, canyons, rivers and other areas, you should be vigilant during the rainstorm and be prepared to evacuate at any time.