”Maximum temperature 35 degrees”... First heat wave warning issued this year for Seoul (South Korea)

On the 19th, as the humid weather continued, a heat wave warning was issued for the first time this year in Seoul. The Korea Meteorological Administration announced that it had issued a heat wave warning for the entire Seoul area at 10 a.m. on the 19th.
This is the first time that a heat wave warning has been issued. The first heat wave warning was issued for Seoul on June 18 last year. At the same time today, heat wave warnings were issued for Gyeonggi-do, Kanghwa-do, and Gyeonggi-do.
The hot weather warnings are divided into warnings and alerts. A hot weather warning is when the maximum perceived temperature for one day is 33 degrees.
A heat wave warning is issued when the maximum sensible temperature of 35°C or higher is expected for two or more days. A heat wave warning is issued when the maximum sensible temperature of 35°C or higher is expected for two or more days.
During extreme heat, heatstroke can occur, so drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous outdoor activities.
Infants, the elderly, and people with chronic illnesses should reduce the amount of time they spend outdoors and pay close attention to their health.
Earlier, the Korea Meteorological Administration predicted that the maximum temperature in Seoul today would reach 35 degrees.
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