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as North Korea blew up an inter-Korean joint liaison office in June.
which scientists say are aggravated by rising global temperatures.Temperatures in the capital are expected to drop to around 34 C (93 F) on Monday before rising again later next week.
A delivery driver takes a drink as he waits at a traffic light on an unseasonably hot day in Beijing.Beijing experienced its second-hottest day on record with temperatures soaring to 41.Beijing and parts of northern China are experiencing record temperatures.
the red indicates the most severe conditions.Chinese meteorologists say the current heat wave has been caused by warm air masses associated with high-pressure ridges in the atmosphere and compounded by thin cloud covers and long daylight hours around the summer solstice.
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temperatures have also soared above 40 C over the past few days.the director of the Service and Research Division at the Icelandic Meteorological Office.
KJARTAN TORBJOERNSSON/AFP via Getty Images The update comes a day after Icelands meteorological office warned that the likelihood of a volcanic eruption remains high after more than 700 earthquakes were recorded between midnight and 8 a.what sort of damage will occur?Chris Livesay.
The country is now under a state of emergency.along with the meteorological office.