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Today marks the beginning of Minor Heat, one of the 24 solar terms, signaling increasingly hot weather. The Central Weather Bureau suggests that the hottest period of the year typically falls between Minor Heat and Major Heat, around July in the Gregorian calendar, advising caution against heatstroke and heat-related injuries. With temperatures soaring, scattered thunderstorms may provide temporary relief, but humidity persists. Typhoons, tropical depressions, and southwest winds are also possible during this time, impacting regions differently each year. Grande Heat is expected to arrive on July 22 this year, with high temperatures prevailing in the coming 7-10 days. Several regions are under orange and yellow weather alerts for consecutive days of 36 degrees Celsius or high temperatures, signaling a scorching period ahead.
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