After the extreme heat arrived, the first night descended.
Compared with cold winter nights, although the nights of extreme heat are much cooler than the daytime, they are harder to endure.
After all, during cold winter, survivors can warm themselves with fireplaces, so as long as there's no other danger, they can sleep comfortably.
But the nights now are different.
How can anyone sleep comfortably at temperatures around forty degrees?
You have to know, on Earth, even if one day reaches temperatures over forty degrees, it's usually during midday; at night, it drops to the thirties, and in places with large temperature differences, it can even be lower.
So, most nights aren't actually that hot. Even without air conditioning, you can sleep relatively well.
But now it's different.
The current situation is that afternoon temperatures reach nearly sixty degrees, and at night it's around forty!
The nighttime temperature is about the same as noontime on Earth during extreme heat!
