20 10 Why is it so hot?

According to foreign news, 20 10 will be a veritable heat wave year, with record temperatures in 17 countries around the world.

In Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, the hot weather has lasted for three weeks, and the same situation has also appeared in Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.

In Moscow, the temperature this summer is nearly 20 degrees higher than normal. 12, the local maximum temperature dropped to 3 1 degree, and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev cancelled the emergency orders of three states. Up to now, 54 people in Russia have been killed in mountain fires.

The fire also swept through Portugal in southwest Europe. Since late July, more than 65,438+08,000 hectares of forest have been swallowed up by the fire, and two firefighters have died unfortunately. Nearly 600 firefighters have been working hard at 29 fire spots.

The Middle East and Africa, which have always been famous for their heat, have also set another high temperature record. In June this year, many countries, including Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Niger, Sudan and Pakistan, measured high temperatures exceeding 47 degrees.

Abnormal weather destroyed crops and wild animals. In Russia and northern India, thousands of frail old people died of heatstroke.

Although Pakistan is experiencing severe floods, the temperature recorded by Mohenjo lawyers on May 26th is unimaginable, reaching 53.5 degrees.

The heat wave has also swept through some parts of the United States, and many areas, including Washington State and DC, have created the highest temperatures on record.

Unexpectedly, Guinea in western Africa created an extreme low temperature of 65438 0.4 degrees in June this year, which is an unprecedented record in the African continent where winter traces are hard to see all the year round.

Attachment: Extreme high temperatures experienced in some parts of the world this year.

Belarus, August 7, Gomel, 38.9℃

Ukraine, August

Cyprus, August 1, 46.6℃ Konitza.

Finland, July 29th, 37.2℃ joensuu.

Qatar, July 65438, 2004, Doha Airport, 50.4℃

July 1 1, Yashkur, 44.0℃.

Sudan, June 25, Dungula, 49.6℃

Niger, June 22nd, 47. 1℃ Bilma.

June 22, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 52.0℃

Chad, June 22nd, Fa Ya, 47.6℃.

Kuwait, June 15, 52.6 degrees Celsius

Iraq, June 14, Basra, 52.0℃

Pakistan, May 26th, Mohenjodaro, 53.5℃

Myanmar, May 12, 47℃ sensitive

Colombia, 65438+1October 24th, 42.3℃, Salga, Puerto Rico.

Ascension Island, March 25th, 34.9℃, Georgetown.

Solomon Islands, February 1, 36. 1℃, Ratande Island.