According to the latest forecast, the report said portions of North Western Australia, Northern Territory and Queensland could experience soaring temperatures this week as heatwaves emerged in the country.
Residents in the area with reported heat waves should stay updated with the weather report, including heat wave advisories.
However, residents could expect cooling weather starting Friday.
Heatwaves could emerge due to the monsoon break, allowing unloading drier and uncomfortable heat.
The weather report published in the Guardian on December 6, showed that portions of Australia could expect warmer temperatures as heat waves continued to emerge.
According to the Guardian's report, meteorologist Domensino explained that hot air was found building on the northwest and continued to move on the east.
The report added that it could lead to temperature concerns, reaching 5C to 6C.
The report added that portions of the Northern Territory (NT) and Queensland could expect potential heatwaves, which could become severe or extreme depending on the situation.
Residents in the affected areas should find cooling areas to alleviate the impact of heat waves.
The forecast said that portions of northern WA could record 47C this weekend. Meanwhile, portions of the Northern Territory could expect 44C or 45C.
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On Sunday, residents in Western Queensland could feel temperatures reaching up to 40C.
Heatwaves
As many residents in Northern Australia could expect uncomfortable heatwaves and weather, prolonged exposure to severe or extreme temperatures could cause health concerns, including stroke and fatigue.
It is best to monitor the weather for the impact of heat waves, helping you and your family prepare.
As the Christmas season comes near, the heat waves in Australia could affect outdoor activities. It is best always to monitor the weather for natural disasters and extreme heat waves.
Here are some important reminders during heat waves events:
Check the weather
Severe to extreme heat waves could affect outdoor activities, including outdoor exercise. If you plan for outdoor activity, it is best to schedule it during the day or when cooler weather finally returns.
Heat-related health risks could emerge due to prolonged exposure to hotter weather.
Stay hydrated at all times
Heat waves could also cause exhaustion. Staying hydrated at all times during heat wave events is important.
Wear comfortable clothes
If you stay at home, it is advisable to wear comfortable clothes to alleviate the heat waves or warm temperatures.
Go to cooler places
You can travel or go to cooler areas to ease heat waves. If your house is equipped with a cooling system or airconditioned, it will help alleviate the impact of heat waves.
Regular checking of fans and air-conditioning would be ideal for maintaining your home's heat wave equipment.
Turn off the unnecessary appliance.
Televisions and other gadgets could produce heat, which adds to the environment. If the appliance is unnecessary, you could turn it off to save electricity.
Medical care
Extreme heat waves could be dangerous to older adults. If you see someone suffering from heat-related risks, it is best to bring them to the nearest hospital.
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