Heat Dome Has Already Killed Dozens Of People - Mexico

Heat Dome Has Already Killed Dozens Of People - Mexico

People soak in a fountain at the Monumento a la Revolucion to cool off due the high temperatures that hit the country during the third heat wave, temperatures are expected to reach 45 degrees throughout the month. Mexico City, Mexico, May 26, 2024. The extreme heat smothering much of Mexico has killed dozens of people across multiple states over recent weeks, the country's health ministry said in a report published on Thursday, with hotter temperatures forecast for coming days. Mexico has been reeling from a high-pressure weather phenomenon known as a "heat dome," which has trapped hot air over much of the country, creating record-breaking temperatures that have surpassed 45 degrees Celsius in some places. Photo by Ian Robles/ Eyepix Group/ABACAPRESS.COM

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