Heatwave

A heatwave is a lengthy period of hot w...

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Heatwave

A heatwave is a lengthy period of hot weather with a high level of humidity. Hot days are considered as a heatwave when it lasts more than two consecutive days during the hottest time of the year. Heatwaves are usually more common in the northern and southern hemisphere during the summer. However, the classification and the impacts may vary indifferent regions of the world.

Heatwaves happen in summer when the pressure is higher across the area. The high-pressure moves slowly and they can occur for a long period of time in an area. In the U K, the location of the jet stream, a core of strong winds above the earth's surface, determines the occurrence of a heatwave, usually in the northern area of the U K. The jet stream allows high pressure to develop over the area. Thus it results in persistent hot and dry weather.

Even though the UK does not experience as many heatwaves as other countries, in August 2003, a heatwave lasted more than 10 days. It resulted in 2,000 deaths. The temperature during the 2003 heatwave was around 38.5 'C in Kent.

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5. What were the impact of the UK's heatwave in 2003?

T. Azzahra · Accepted Answer

Halo Okedia O, kakak bantu jawab ya.

Jawaban untuk soal di atas adalah "The UK's heatwave in 2003 is resulted 2.000 deaths."

Soal ini menanyakan apa dampak gelombang panas di Inggris pada tahun 2003.

Pada paragraf terakhir disebutkan "It resulted in 2,000 deaths", yang artinya "Ini mengakibatkan 2.000 kematian."

Berdasarkan kalimat tersebut, dapat disimpulkan bahwa gelombang panas di Inggris pada tahun 2003 mengakibatkan 2.000 kematian.

Jadi, jawaban yang tepat adalah "The UK's heatwave in 2003 is resulted 2.000 deaths."

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