I've been living in the Philippines for 30 yrs and it's the first time i got a nose bleed due to heat.

Turning on fan feels like blasted with hair dryer 😂

I'm an American living in the southern part of the Philippines. It's brutal, I feel so bad for anyone that is working outside.

SEA countries aren't responsible for the majority of what's causing this extreme temperatures, but people living in it are the ones who suffer most. Tale as old as time.

I am used to 45+ Degree Celsius of heat but what makes it unbearable in south Asia or South east Asia is the humidity

my electric fan becomes air fryer

Stray animals are too helpless especially with this kind of weather. 😢

Imagine this. Even water coming out from the tap is hot spring level

humidity is making it impossible to bear

Even breathing, you can feel the heat😢

My dad just died cause of heat stroke combine with heart attack. People please be careful and never underestimate this extreme heat and humidity. Take care of your loveones as well.

I’m Thai and living in Bangkok. I’ve never faced this kind of heat before in my entire life living in my area. This year, the hot weather is unbearable 😢.

I live in Bangkok, and I can confirm it is hellishly hot.

Your temperature is over 40 and there's high humidity. What's that like? Well, I can tell you, it's very hot.

'The floor is lava' has never been this realistic before

Poor animals. Hopefully people are putting out large bowls of water.

In Bangladesh, we never had experienced so much heat ever before. World temperature is really rising very quickly sadly.

ASEAN forced Philippines to change its school calendar, thereby forcing children to go to schools during the summer months.

Why are people being so calm about all these disasters taking place and the destruction of our planet.

TELL THIS TO AMERICAN PEOPLE, WHO DONT BELIEVE IN CLIMATE CHANGE!!

South India is cooking with record level humidity.

Heat has gotten worse in the Philippines. 😢

Al gore told them 30 yrs ago..they ignored him.

As a Singaporean, you feel like you're in a SAUNA 24 hours every single day. 🥵 It's simply getting too much for me.

Not to mentioned many houses in the Philippines uses iron roof without heat insulations making it hotter inside the house and sometimes it can reach 60⁰c without ventilations

Trouble there even at night it remains hot, there is no relief.

Temperatures here in India have reached 44°C . 🥵 When you step outside your house it feels like your skin is burning and you're in higher risk of getting heat stroke.

Southeast Asia is bearing the effects of climate change despite them not being the biggest culprit of it with the exception of Indonesia I think. What southeast asia needs to do is to preserve their forest and plant more trees. Have a green soluton to their urbanization. I've been to some of south east asian countries. Jakarta and Manila have completely forgotten to include plants in their urban jungle. Manila had the worst urban city with I've been to.

My plants were getting sun burnt. I've never known the sun to be this bad.

Manila comparable to a Madmax movie

I live in Bangkok. After all of these extreme heat and warning sign of global warming, we still building more towers and buildings instead of more parks and trees 😅

Here in Malaysia, the heat is scorching towards skin, especially in the afternoons of 12-3pm. Nowadays it does rain, but it feels stuffy rather than cooling as the heat is bought down by the rain.

And in Montreal Canada, it snowed yesterday and it was minus 3 deegrees this morning. Extreme weather worldwide.

The worst hot climate for decades are experiencing here in the Philippines right now!

SouthEast Asia, we still drinking our hot coffee despite the heatwave.

Bruh, Im sweating, Shirtless In front of E-fan In the middle of the night 💀 WTF is this heat.

My mother and I just got back from Cambodia, while in this heatwave and honestly it was ridiculous. We needed so much down time to recover and drink water, It was intense and I'm Australian. Didn't hurt our holiday too much, but I was honestly worried about how it was affecting so many people around us

In the Phillipines, this is the first time I've seen our room temperature to reach 35.9 degrees Celsius. Previous years, the maximum it reached is about 34.

i absolutely despise, HATE, this time of year in my country. the heat is unbearable. it really pisses me off that i live in this part of the world where its basically hot all year long but its just hot with extra steps when its summer.

I am Indian and from one of the 4 states which have been warned to be prepared for severe heat waves and here even the ceiling fan feels like a hair dryer , I am glad to have a AC in my home but I am concerned about the hundreds of thousands of people from my state and all over the world who have to work outside and dont have this luxury of having an AC at home

It's extreme heat and humid but add the fact that all cities are 95% covered with concrete buildings and glass rather than green. Heat is not able to cool down in the night before sun comes up again.

The heat index in our place in Philippines between 40°c - 48°c. So much heat right now unlike before.

As a Thai, I'd rather die in the cold than heat.

30°C in Bandung - Indonesia already feels uncomfortable like there's something burning the inside of my body, can't imagine 40°C

The heat index in Kedah, Malaysia is 40C. It's too hot this week

meanwhile westerners in the winter storm: there is no global warming so colddddd

Concrete and asphalt makes the city a boiler. Outside cities people manage since no concrete and asphalt. Cities must be made based on the scandinavian models of greenery.

Try to even take a nap in your bed feels like being inside a microwave, since cushion can absorb heat.

Australia was too hot too, summer was extended. South East Asia going to get really hot :/

we are doomed

Prayers to all affected countries in South Asia and South East Asia. Lord pour out rain to those countries have mercy on us. God bless you all.

Less trees, more heat absorbing concrete and metal structures, all heat combusting machines plus humidity adds to heat suffering

I'm so glad my parents moved to Canada. We get forest fires in parts of the country but at least it's not boiling hot throughout the year.

The world is doomed already. Goodluck to your children and those who will start a family.

Turn on shower at noon and you will got first-degree burn 😂

After daily morning bath, within 30 minutes the scalp will sweat a lot. Too unbelievable and unbearable. 😢😢 So it's now 4 times bathing when staying at home only. How wil students study, read and focus? When even reading, body, scalp and all over are sweating a lot like one has run 3 laps of 5 blocks of streets. 😢 But one was just sitting and not running.

We've been utterly cruel to the mother earth ignoring everything.... now she's taking her revange!!

I feel bad for this news anchorman. Imagine how depressing it must be if your entire day revolves around war, death, starvation and heatstrokes.... 🥵

I live in Bangkok. We're evaporating 🥵. Some car windows exploded because of excessive heat 😳

Scary these changes all at once...china floods...dubai floods..iceland eruptions for over two months, floods in Kenya...taiwan 12 earthquakes in 24 hrs....omg

Chiang Mai, Thailand has heat, humidity, and smoke. A triple whammy!!!

In Phoenix and Scottsdale we used to say that at least it is a dry heat!

Even I'm at Malaysia can confirm this , the heat is unbearable. With high humidity.

Its getting hotter in karachi, Pakistan. The hottest april of my life.

That's crazy. It was 38f overnight here.

A six-month-old baby just died of heatstroke here in Philippines :'(

Vietnam also got hit with heatwaves. It's unusually this hot though. Hopefully, the rainy season will come soon.😔

I live in Jakarta, Indonesia. It actually feels a bit cooler than usual. Perhaps because it rains virtually every day.

The hottest temperature I experienced in Bangkok during April is 42 degrees C. It was debilitatingly hot and the humidity slaps you with no mercy.

Cant even get a good nap as the sofa and bed surface absorbs the heat😂

Filipino here, born and raised. Even 9am heat is unbearable. It’s even the first time for me to hear 50°C heat factor, when I heard about 2-3 years ago I was already shocked to hear 40°C. I feel bad for the people who depend on motorcycle taxi and delivery as their livelihood, so many passed out and died here. Even the Grab app adviced customers to discourage ordering in the middle of the day. Dogs and cats have it harder especially strays. And I’d never thought in my lifetime that I’d hear Chocolate Hills and grassfire in the same sentence.

As much as I hate using the ac.. it's unavoidable. The cruel cycle of turning on the ac to keep cool indoors, and the exhaust from the ac adding to the heat outdoors. 😢

Not in Indonesia. We have heavy rainfall with thunderstroms since 3 month ago till this day. Rain over 2 days and many town/villages hit by flood.

In Bandung, Indonesia, the temperature at night is 22 C, and at noon, 28 C.

I’m in Thailand right now and it’s hot and humid like it always is. Bangkok is always hot - because it is a huge heat sink with glass skyscrapers and Air Con exchanging heat out into the city.

Nature will do for us what we could not do for ourselves. Amen.

the sudden increase in global temperature is very alarming , climate change is real , here in the Philippines we just experienced the hottest weather temperature 😥

Yet it’s supposed to be 2c in the Uk tonight 😭 such extremes!!

It already reached 56 degrees here in some parts of the Philippines

The humidity is unreal in Bangkok

In Germany right now, Its cold and gloomy, we are not seeing the sun at all!

It’s always been hot in South Asia. The difference now is that with spreading use of air conditioning many people are less able to cope with heat and humidity. The best thing to do is to avoid social media and stories about the weather.

East Malaysian here, we’re getting some rain these few days, but I’ve noticed the heat being pretty unbearable the past 5 years? Or more… I’m surprised we haven’t breached 40°c, but now seeing that regions north of us surpassing 45, I’m very worried for the next few years

Nobody gonna mention the spiderman on the wall of the school at 0:31?

Gosh, I would rather live in a hot and dry country than hot and humid…

35-39°C with humidity level 75-90%. Everyday is sauna 😅😅😅

Even the air coming from the electric-fan felt like a heater. But it's a perfect weather and season to make dried mangoes and fish.

Soon we have to stay under the ground

Send some to the UK.

I live in India, Bangalore, and usually it's always cool and pleasant. This year, the heat is suffocating. No breeze, no wind. Just the sun. Its difficult to breathe and everyone is shocked because it's usually never like this.

I live in the colder region of Mindanao, even here is getting hotter. The AC is now my best friend.

43 degree celsius is unbearable......🇧🇩

FEEL SORRY FOR WILDLIFE!!!

As a Thai this hot season so far, I would say we're having Furnace and Sauna weather here. In west central and northern parts of Thailand it literally just like that, dry but intense sunshine with furnace like heatwave every time a wind blows and then during the night humidity skyrocketed so much that became impossible to get an adequate sleep without using Air Conditioning unit. Basically, no relieve of heat day in and night out just air frying days and Sauna nights. It's so hot during day now that I don't want to do anything but sitting in AC room and binge watch news and play video games do anything useful outside to me during the day is potentially deadly, I salute those workers and farmers that still have to work out in this record breaking heat, one of the hired workers that currently doing sprinkler system for my house and garden are actually passed out sick the other day too. By the time I finished drying myself after shower I'm ready for another shower which is like 5 minutes after sweating profusely is common here and it's about to get a lot worse once the rain season starts at least and hopefully it won't be as bad of an infernal heat during the day, but the very high humidity will be the real killer next then the real silent killings start. People assume it's fine that's its only 28 degrees here in the morning, but humidity is like 80% and that's before rain season starts.

Wait til actual summer ☹️

We started to plant a lot in our garden and even planted some tall trees/ or bushes near our windows these past years because of growing hot weather in the summer. Somehow the trees helped the temperature in our house, it's much better than having no trees before.

In lahore its 40 very hot sunny.

I am living in East Asia and the summer this year has been noticeably hotter as well

I just left Thailand and I am in Cambodia now. It’s effing hot as hell. So, much so I stay inside during the day. Even at night it’s really hot. I’m pretty resilient but it’s no joke and noticeably worse.

I've been to South India where its very humid and hot. A 48 degree dry hot day in the north is nothing compared to a humid 40 degree day.