Pets
Why Humidity in the Air Can Be More Dangerous Than Heat for Dogs
Veterinarian Dr. Karen Halligan warns that high humidity can be just as dangerous as extreme temperatures because it makes it harder for dogs to cool down by panting, with brachycephalic breeds, older dogs, and overweight dogs being particularly at risk.
Croatia
Why 40 Degrees in July Doesn't Feel as Scorching as in June? Meteorologist Sladić Reveals Key Difference
With nearly identical 40°C in Mostar, the subjective feeling in July was a full 10 degrees lower than in June thanks to dry air.
Health
Kitchen and Bathroom Are Not for Storing Medications: Heat and Moisture Can Weaken Their Effectiveness
Proper storage of medications is crucial for their effectiveness, and the British regulator warns that temperatures above 25 degrees Celsius can accelerate the breakdown of active ingredients.