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More frequent hot days
More frequent hot days
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Incident Management Team / EOC Activation Trigger
Incident Management Team / EOC Activation Trigger
A sustained increase in the number of consecutive days with a maximum temperature exceeding 35°C, beyond the historical average.
Observed baseline for 1986-2005 period: 22.7oC to 35.0oC
Average nighttime temperature for 1986-2005 period: 22.7oC
Warmest day time temperature for 1986-2005 period: 35.0oC
Duration: A heatwave lasting up to one week.
Temperature: Daily maximum temperatures exceeding historical averages by 2-3°C.
Warmest day time temperature for 2020-2039 period: 35.6oC
Bad Case Scenario: 37.6oC to 38.6oC
Worse Case Scenario: 38.6oC to 40.6oC
Worst Case Scenario: Exceeding 40.6oC
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