Hold onto your ice pops, folks—China just faced its hottest May since records began in 1961! 🌞 According to the China Meteorological Administration, the national average temperature hit a sizzling 17.7°C (63.9°F), which is 1.2°C above the long-term average. Most regions felt the heat, with temperatures soaring close to or beyond typical levels.
Jia Xiaolong, deputy director of the National Climate Center, warned at a Beijing briefing that June could bring even more warmth and heavier rains in some areas. 🔥💧 With climate change reshaping weather patterns, experts are urging people to stay hydrated and prepared for extreme conditions.
This isn’t just about swapping sweaters for sunscreen—these shifts ripple through agriculture, energy use, and daily life. 🌾⚡ Whether you’re a traveler planning a summer trip or a student tracking climate trends, this record heatwave is a wake-up call. Stay cool out there, amigos! 🧊🌍
