Heatwaves in a sentence

Spain experienced seven heatwaves last year. since 1975, heatwaves have lengthened by three days per decade.

Add to that last summer’s scorching heatwaves, which ignited an inflationary spiral as electric utilities everywhere sucked up supplies for natural gas-based generation to keep air-conditioners running full blast during peak summer demand.

By 2050, over 2 billion children are forecast to face more frequent heatwaves or one of three other high heat events—high heatwave duration, high heatwave severity, or extreme high temperatures.

Depending on where they develop blocked weather patterns can bring extremes of weather - heatwaves and cold spells, floods and drought.

Experts say climate change driven by human activity is boosting the intensity and frequency of extreme weather events, such as heatwaves, droughts and wildfires.

Extreme events such as ice shelf collapse or heatwaves combine in cascading, or multiplying effects that reach across the world but also threaten native species.

Forest fires, heatwaves, floods, blizzards – climate chaos rages around the world at a rate faster than most scientist predicted.

Godongwana said since South Africa is already among the most water-scarce countries in the world, this initiative would be vital in the face of extreme weather events in the future (floods, heatwaves, droughts, etc).

Heatwaves are estimated to cause more than 1100 deaths in Australia each year.

Heatwaves are one of the deadliest natural hazards in the world, causing thousands of related deaths each year.

Heatwaves, coral bleaching, and cyclones might become more frequent.

Heatwaves in summer and extra cold snaps in winter are also a timely reminder of the growing threat of climate change.

He called for climate talks in Dubai this month to mark a "clear turning point" for a world already wracked by increasing floods, heatwaves and storms.

Increasingly hot and long marine heatwaves could kill all common sea stars by the end of the century.

In summer heatwaves are bound to happen and temp bound to hit 50 C easily and even soar beyond in arid regions.

Israel’s restrictive measures compound the woes of prisoners made to suffer through yearly heatwaves in prisons located in the desert or near hot, humid valleys that make life unbearable, the 51-year-old former detainee told Middle East Eye.

Its guidance comes as southern Europe battles a series of devastating heatwaves that have seen tourist site closures and mass evacuations.

Met Office meteorologist Honor Criswick said that there is “a greater than normal chance” of heatwaves in the UK this summer, which is “consistent with our warming climate”.

Nairn and the WMO believe naming heatwaves without this larger framework might put focus on the and draw attention and resources away from implementing heat warning systems and responses to protect the public.

October to April is the peak time for severe weather in Australia including heatwaves, bushfires, tropical cyclones, severe thunderstorms and floods.