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Scientists emphasize the growing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events globally due to climate change. 

Unseasonably hot temperatures have continued in Brazil after a Taylor Swift fan died at a concert in Rio de Janeiro.

The SA Weather Service has urged residents to exercise caution, warning of persistently high temperatures over the next few days.

More than a hundred million people are thought to have been affected by the extreme weather.

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Autumn is arriving later in the year – climate change is probably to blame.

Temperatures could soar to 44C, the weather bureau says, as it urges people to avoid alcohol.

Humans can endure specific combinations of heat and humidity, but when these thresholds are surpassed, individuals become susceptible to heat-related health issues, including heatstrokes or heart attacks

It’s spring, but many street trees look stressed and sick. Heat and insect attack are arriving early. But our cities are also steadily losing canopy cover.

Johannesburg residents are bemoaning the constant water shortages, which is being worsened by the citys current heatwave.