2019 was Singapore's joint hottest year, with annual mean temperature of 28.4°C

Name: 2019 was Singapores joint hottest year, with annual mean temperature of 28.4°C
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2024-06-28

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#新农人creation contest# Today is July 16th, which is the beginning of the first day of the dog days. It is the first day of the entire dog days. The temperature is getting higher and higher day by day, and the heat is getting stronger and stronger day by day. There are heat waves r - DayDayNews
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Introduction: "Overnight tea is as poisonous as a snake." Is drinking it harmful to the body or even poisoning it? CCTV's experiment revealed the truth. In our minds, it is best not to eat anything that has been cooked overnight, including tea. There is even a saying that "tea th - DayDayNews
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