What is a Heat Wave?

For some people, heat waves may sound like an excuse to run around with horses or sprinklers. However, in reality, the heat wave is not a joke. They are serious weather phenomena and are very dangerous.

Look, have fever, and have fever. An example of HOT time is the United States in late June and early July 2012. In the meantime, over 8,000 warm records were broken or summarized. Many of these records have not been challenged since the 1930 's. That road actually stopped in Chicago. Many people pass away by the heat of the country

Thermal waves are usually the result of trapped air. Air was trapped for a long time in most areas of North America during the hot summer of 2012. As opposed to running on a global scale, just keep warm like the air in the oven.

What is the cause? High pressure system from Mexico From June 20 th to 23 th June, the system moved north. It is getting bigger and bigger, it is parked in the Great Plains in the United States.

High pressure system forces air down. This force prevents air from rising near the ground. The sinking air is like a hat. It takes in the warm earthly air in place. There is nothing that prevents the air from rising, does not rain, and prevents hot air from getting hot

But that's not all. The weather pattern which normally draws air to the east was weak at that time. This means that there is nothing to push this high pressure cap.

Such heatwaves may not be as exciting or dramatic as tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, and other natural disasters such as thunderstorms, but in the United States there are more than all other weather related disasters It attacks people.

Thermal waves are abnormal and periods of overheating weather. The most serious heat wave in recent history is the heat wave of Europe in 2003. Summer's hot weather in Australia's Victoria created conditions that caused a massive wildfire in 2009. In Melbourne, temperatures above 40 ° C (104 ° F) have been experienced for three consecutive days, and in some areas it got hotter and hotter. Jungle fire collectively called "Black Saturday" is partly an action of arsonists. Summer of the Northern Hemisphere in 2010 caused severe heat waves, more than 2,000 people died. It caused hundreds of forest fires, causing widespread air pollution, and burning thousands of square miles of forests.

The number of heat waves in the Netherlands has increased in recent decades. The intense heat waves in 2003 and 2006 may have caused tens of thousands of deaths in Europe and brought publications on the effects of fever on mortality. Some of these recommendations change the effect of air pollution during thermal waves. We assessed whether the effect of air pollution on the mortality rate during the heat waves in the Netherlands has increased significantly. In the Netherlands, the heat wave is defined as De Bilt's central measurement, more than 5 days, the highest temperature is at least 25 ° C, the highest temperature is at least 30 ° C and more than 3 days.

Extreme heat waves are defined as long-term overheating and in many cases combine with excessive moisture. Extreme heat is defined as a temperature that is more than 10 degrees above the average temperature of the area and lasts for several weeks. The main problem between extreme fever is the potential public health consequences such as heat stroke or heat stroke. Flood / Winter Flood Flood is any high flow, overflow or flood caused by water or threatened by water. Floods are usually caused by a storm in winter in the city of Palo Alto. Floods can contaminate drinking water, wastewater and irrigation systems, which can adversely affect water quality and lead to increased water and food poisoning. Strong winter storms can lead to flooding