Eastern China Swelters Under Early Heatwave, Threatening Crops and Industry | Science-Environment

China faces season’s strongest heatwave and torrential rains simultaneously

China is in the grip of the strongest heatwave of the year, with central and eastern regions enduring extreme temperatures expected to peak from Friday to Saturday. The National Meteorological Center on Friday issued a high-temperature yellow alert, warning that highs could exceed 40 C in parts of Xinjiang, Shaanxi, Shandong, Henan, Anhui, Hubei, and Zhejiang.

Eastern China swelters under early heatwave, threatening crops and industry

China's sub-tropical high causing the heat has arrived unusually early in 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Eastern China swelters under early heatwave, threatening crops and industry | Science-Environment

Eastern China swelters under early heatwave, threatening crops and industry Sweltering heat enveloped China's eastern seaboard on Friday, as a high-pressure system settled over the country's most populous region, baking key agricultural and manufacturing hubs along the Yangtze River and raising fears over potential economic losses. Large swathes of China's economic heartland are set to roast in temperatures of 37-39 degrees Celsius (99-102 Fahre…

Eastern China Suffers From Early Heatwave, Putting Crops And Industry At Risk

Large swathes of China's economic heartland are set to roast in temperatures of 37-39 degrees Celsius (99-102 degrees Fahrenheit) over the coming week. The post Eastern China Suffers From Early Heatwave, Putting Crops And Industry At Risk appeared first on StratNews Global.

Set to reach 37-39 degrees Celsius: Eastern China swelters under early heatwave, threatening crops and opening of world's largest Legoland

SHANGHAI/BEIJING — Sweltering heat enveloped China's eastern seaboard on Friday (July 4), as a high-pressure system settled over the country's most populous region, baking key agricultural and manufacturing hubs along the Yangtze River and raising fears of droughts and economic losses.Large swathes of China's economic heartland are set to roast in temperatures of 37 to 39 degrees Celsius (99 to 102 degrees Fahrenheit) over the coming week. Forec…