WIRE — Japan recorded its fifth consecutive "cruelly hot day" on Saturday, a new meteorological term devised this year to warn people of intense heat above 40° degrees Celsius (C), as officials issued heatstroke warnings in parts of the country. The streak marks the longest number of days in a row with blistering temperatures since records started The post Japan hits the longest streak since records began appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
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