What is extreme heat?
Extreme heat is defined from a baseline of average temperature in any location, which varies widely around the world. So 25 degrees Celsius (77 degrees Fahrenheit) could be a record high in some parts of Canada this spring, but the Middle East could be below average for the same period. (Sarah HUSSEIN)
How climate change drives extreme heat
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