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heatwave
noun
A period of very hot weather.
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The word "heatwave" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of unusually hot and humid weather that lasts for several days. Example sentence: The heatwave this summer has been unbearable, with temperatures soaring over 35 degrees.
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The longer term track is still relatively uncertain, Morgan said, but looks to be taking a tropical low to the east of Darwin on Wednesday with increasing rain and thunderstorms and an end to the recent heatwave.
"This is the highest death toll due to heatwave ever in the state," said Tulasi Rani, the special commissioner for disaster management in Andhra Pradesh.
As the Bureau of Meteorology has recorded, the heatwave gave Australia its hottest day on record - 40.3C (104.5F).
Beijing has experienced unprecedented air pollution blamed on industrial output and Australia is suffering a record-breaking heatwave which has been linked to climate change.
Britain will enjoy a heatwave this week as rain and galeforce winds give way to blazing sunshine.
The death toll in India's heatwave has climbed towards 1,500 as the country sweltered in one of the worst bouts of hot weather for several years.
The study in the leading journal Geophysical Research Letters found that the extra greenhouse gases in the atmosphere put there by human activity had increased the risk of the heatwave happening by a factor of between two-and-a-half and five.
"Last year I was stuck there during a heatwave and I only wanted to wear oversized men's shirts," she says.
July's heatwave coincides with two festivals this weekend: Lovebox in London and Latitude in Suffolk.
At present even in this heatwave summer the County Tyrone border town has become a very cold place.
Can you adapt to dying in a heatwave?
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