周三，日本多地气温接近40摄氏度，遭遇极端高温天气。气象部门已针对中暑风险发布预警。
周三，日本陷入闷热且危及生命的高温之中。预计包括东京北部的熊谷市和日本中部的名古屋市在内的部分地区气温将突破40摄氏度。气象厅已向全国大部分地区发布中暑预警，并预报称将连续第二天出现“酷暑日”（kokushobi）。
日本政府新设立了“酷暑日”类别，专指气温达到40摄氏度或以上的日子。当局敦促民众充分使用空调，定期补水，并避免长时间待在户外。
日本去年曾录得41.8摄氏度的历史最高气温。在7月6日至12日期间，共有4580人因中暑相关问题被送往医院，其中包括7名死亡病例。2025年夏季期间，超过10万人因中暑被送医。
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Record temperatures have been measured across Europe during the ongoing heatwave. The World Health Organization reports over 1,300 excess deaths since June 21.
The Japan Meteorological Agency announced Monday that Tokyo marked its first extremely hot day of the year as temperatures hit 35 C, with the rainy season ending in the Kanto-Koshin and Tokai regions.
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From July 13 to 19, 10,857 people were rushed to hospitals by ambulance, more than double the same period last year. In Tokyo, 453 people received treatment in one day, setting a new record.
Météo-France announced on Wednesday June 24 that France had experienced its hottest day on record. The national thermal indicator reached 30 °C, surpassing the previous day’s record. The heatwave continues across much of the country.
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Record-breaking temperatures across Europe over the past week have tested long-standing heat resilience measures, particularly in France. Dozens of deaths have been reported amid the continent's second heat wave in two months.
The heatwave persists in northeastern France with 24 departments remaining on red alert Sunday. Temperature records were broken across Europe.
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New data from the European Union's Copernicus program shows Western Europe averaged 20.74 degrees Celsius in June, surpassing the previous record from 2025. The month also featured the hottest ocean temperatures on record in the region. Globally, June came within 0.01 degrees Celsius of the all-time high.