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Guyana’s bracing for a brutal heatwave fueled by El Niño, with forecasts predicting up to 80 scorching days—far exceeding the typical 30—bringing record-breaking temperatures and fewer rainy days. The culprit? Warmer Pacific waters and weaker trade winds, hitting regions 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 hardest. This isn’t just uncomfortable—it threatens crops, livestock, water supplies, and energy grids, while raising wildfire risks. Officials urge hydration, avoiding midday sun, wearing light clothes, and keeping schools stocked with water. Stay alert: dry spells don’t mean no rain, and authorities will keep you updated.

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