The North is still as hot as "trigrams", temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius

The heat continued to cover the North with the temperature still at a fierce level, where there was a particularly fierce place over 40 degrees C.

The hot sun continues to cover the North with temperatures above 40 degrees C. Artwork.

According to the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, yesterday (May 18), due to the influence of the western low pressure area, in the Northern and Central provinces, there was a severe heat in the wide area, with a special place. especially with the highest daily temperature of 37-39 degrees Celsius, over 40 degrees Celsius.

Today (May 19), intense heat and particularly fierce appear on a large scale in Northern and Central Vietnam with the highest temperature of 37-40 degrees Celsius, with over 40 degrees Celsius. Time is over 35 degrees Celsius from 10-18 hours. 

According to forecasts, by tomorrow (May 20), hot weather will end in the northern provinces of Northern Vietnam; The provinces in the North of the North and the North Central of Vietnam will warm up gradually; Large-scale hot sunshine lasts until May 20 in the central and southern central provinces.

Hanoi area today (May 19), hot and sunny weather is particularly intense with the highest temperature common 38-40 degrees Celsius, with over 40 degrees Celsius.

Due to the prolonged heat of the sun and low humidity in the air, the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting warns of the risk of fire and fire in residential areas due to demand. increased use of electricity; High risk of forest fire in the Central provinces and Northern mountainous areas. 

In addition, heat has an impact and causes dehydration, exhaustion and stroke due to thermal shock to the human body when exposed to high temperature for a long time.

On May 19, the ultraviolet (UV) warning indicator is valid from 7-10 in Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City, which corresponds to a high risk of harm to the human body. in direct sunlight exposure during this intense heat wave.