The dog days are coming. Where do you think it's hottest?

I think the hottest city is Wuhan, and the heat in Wuhan is really beyond words.

It's July, and Wuhan has been very hot since June. The temperature is stable at around 30 degrees, and the average temperature remains at around 34 degrees. I have been wearing short sleeves to go out since June, and now I don't want to go out at all. I stay in the air-conditioned room every day. In fact, this kind of living habit is very bad, and I don't want to stay in an air-conditioned room every day, but the temperature in Wuhan is really difficult to predict.

In addition to the high temperature, the sun in Wuhan is very strong in dog days. No, maybe it can't be described as big. If you put a raw egg on the bridge in Wuhan, it will turn into a cooked egg in about ten minutes. If you put it in the sun with a magnifying glass, it won't take long to burn the paper. I believe everyone can imagine how terrible this sun is. Last year, I was still discussing whether it was girlish for boys to play umbrellas. Many boys are afraid of being talked about. But the weather in Wuhan is getting hotter and hotter this year, and the sun is getting bigger and bigger. Now most boys don't care whether they will be taken by others, and they all start to use sun umbrellas. This is really not their affectation, because the weather in Wuhan is too hot, and ordinary sunscreen can't resist the sun at all. Only with such physical sun protection measures can they survive in the streets of Wuhan.

To sum up, summer in Wuhan is really hot. If in doubt, please come to Wuhan to play, but pay attention to bring enough sunscreen.