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Ice vests, extra breaks and slushies: Olympians are struggling to keep cool in the Paris heat
冰背心、額外的休息和冰沙飲料：奧運選手們在巴黎的酷暑中努力保持涼爽
A rain-soaked 2024 Olympics opening ceremony has since given way to sun and heat warnings, with temperatures in the French capital climbing to as high as 36 degrees Celsius (97 degrees Fahrenheit) in recent days. Leading athletes had warned ahead of the Games that the Paris Olympics had the potential to be the hottest in history, saying that the intense heat forecast during July and August could lead to competitors collapsing or — in a worst-case scenario — dying during the event. A scientific study by the World Weather Attribution found that the searing temperatures engulfing athletes and spectators at the Paris Olympics this week would have been “virtually impossible” without human-induced climate change.
2024 年奧運開幕式被大雨浸透，隨後發出了陽光和高溫警告，法國首都的氣溫最近幾天攀升至 36 攝氏度（97 華氏度）。領先的運動員在奧運會前警告，巴黎奧運會有可能成為歷史上最熱的奧運會，並表示預計七月和八月的酷熱可能會導致參賽者倒地，或者更糟糕的情況—在比賽期間死亡。 世界氣候歸因組織（World Weather Attribution）的一項科學研究發現，如果沒有人類引起的氣候變化，就不可能產生本週巴黎奧運會上的炙熱氣溫，吞沒運動員和場邊加油的觀眾。
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