Seoul recorded a high temperature of 37.7 degrees Celsius on July 8, marking the hottest day in 117 years for early July. This unprecedented heat has raised concerns among residents and authorities alike.
The extreme temperature was observed as people sought relief from the heat, with many finding shade along popular areas such as the Cheonggye Stream. The weather conditions have prompted warnings about heat-related health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
Experts suggest that such record-breaking temperatures could become more common due to ongoing climate change, urging residents to take precautions during the heatwave.
This milestone in temperature highlights the pressing challenges posed by rising heat levels and serves as a reminder of the need for effective measures to combat climate-related issues.
서울이 7월 초에 37.7도라는 기록적인 온도를 기록하며 117년 만에 가장 더운 날을 맞이했다.
7월 8일, 사람들이 청계천 모전교 아래 그늘에서 쉬고 있는 모습이 포착되었다.