A heat wave is hitting Mexicans, who are doing their best to avoid being out in the sun on Tuesday (April 16). The Mexican capital on Monday (April 15) surpassed the 1998 record registered by the Tacubaya observatory of the National Meteorological Service by reaching a maximum temperature of 34.2° Celsius (93.5 Fahrenheit). In the capital's streets, some were seen with holding water bottles, umbrellas and playing in public fountains to avoid the effects of the high temperatures. According to Mexico's National Water Commission, the heat wave will maintain a hot to very hot environment throughout Mexico, with temperatures that could exceed 45 degrees Celsius in the states of Michoacan, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Veracruz, Tabasco and Campeche. According to Carlos Gay, researcher of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Change at the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, high temperatures will continue to break records. The world just experienced its warmest March on record, capping a 10-month streak in whic

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I'm tired because of the heat. I'm going to drink a lot of water and hydrate myself as much as I can.

I've tried to hydrate myself more

and avoid

being exposed to the sun for hours.

For example, right now I'm going to eat but the sun doesn't shine on me anymore.

I either go into my room

or I try not to go out.

We can observe record temperatures

much more frequently now.

That's what's happening to us.

And things that had never happened before.

For example, the temperatures we had yesterday

in the country.

So, what does this mean?

We hadn't observed this.

Also,

this is one of the hottest months

that goes beyond one to another.

May is the hottest month.

March is the hottest month

on the planet.

All of this is indicating

what we would expect from climate change conditions.

Can we go back to Texas?

What can we expect from climate change?

That is to say, what will we expect?

We believe what we have seen

will continue to go on.

Let's say things keep getting hotter and hotter.

They start to cooling down people in places where they are not used to that.

They start to further warming.

So, if people don't get better for this very hot weather.

sean más calurosos,

que batamos otra vez

otro récord este año.

De ahí nos llegamos a la vuelta.

De ahí nos llegamos.