Prolonged periods of extreme heat define heat waves, triggering severe health risks like heatstroke and aggravating chronic conditions. They strain power grids, reduce agricultural yields, and worsen air quality. Understanding these effects helps urban planners, healthcare providers, and emergency managers develop cooling strategies, early warning systems, and public safety protocols, ultimately protecting vulnerable populations and building community resilience against climate change.
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