Fresh climate research reveals that dangerous extreme heat is no longer confined strictly to the summer months. Driven by the combination of long-term global warming and regional atmospheric shifts, intense heat and high humidity are now extending deep into what used to be the cooler shoulder seasons. Public health experts warn that urban infrastructure is unprepared for this extension, as unexpected high temperatures put massive strain on energy grids and medical services worldwide, forcing international health organizations to reassess emergency response guidelines.
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