Think you know beach vibes? 🌴 This September, Okinawa served up a scorcher: the hottest month on record since 1946, says the Japan Meteorological Agency.
After Japan just capped off its warmest-ever summer, southern Okinawa didn’t get much of a cool-down. Average temps hit all-time highs, breaking decades-old stats.
Records in Okinawa date back to 1946, so this heat wave is seriously historic. Ready for double-digit temps at night and searing days? 😅
Experts point to shifting climate patterns—aka global warming—as a nudge toward more extreme weather. The era of surprise heat waves isn’t over.
SEA beach lovers and digital nomads: when you’re planning your next island getaway (think Bali or Boracay), pack extra sunblock and a reusable water bottle. Stay safe in the sun! ☀️💧
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September hottest on record in Japan's Okinawa, weather agency says
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