Both highways and runways have been “liquefied” during a record-breaking heat wave in the UK, with temperatures forecast to reach 43 degrees Celsius today.
Britain is experiencing a record heat wave with the highest temperature forecast to be above 43 degrees Celsius. Even on the night of July 18, temperatures in London and surrounding areas remained at 30 degrees Celsius.
Before the heat wave was described as “like hell”, ambulance crews were operating at full capacity as the number of people needing medical assistance skyrocketed because of the high temperatures.Authorities also recommend that people limit going out to reduce the rate of hospitalization due to heat stroke, thereby reducing the pressure on the urgent care system these days.
A car caught fire on the road because it was too hot.Temperatures in the UK are forecast to rise above 40 degrees Celsius, surpassing the previous record of 38.7 degrees Celsius.
Another vehicle caught fire on the road.
The fields caught fire when the temperature was too high.
The scene of a fire seen from the air.
Security personnel give water to soldiers guarding the Queen’s residence amid hot weather.
People take advantage of the cool moment when the sun goes down.
The beach was packed with people to cool off.
The hot weather makes people take every opportunity to cool off.
A hearty party is not necessarily as attractive as a cool party in the middle of a stream.
Cool down at home.
Lakes become 5-star swimming pools.
The heat was so severe that the asphalt on many streets was melted.
The railway is also deformed because of the high temperature.
Even the airport runway could not withstand the impact of the scorching sun.Repairs must be made immediately to ensure a safe takeoff and landing.
Source: CafeF