Black Sea water in Odesa is 20-21°C: Swimming is dangerous due to mine risk
要点
- 1. On July 16, the sea water temperature along the Odesa coast was measured at 20-21°C.
- 2. Due to recent storms, the water temperature is below the expected July averages (23-24°C).
- 3. There is a serious security risk along the coast due to mines broken loose and carried by the stormy weather.
- 4. Authorities warned that beaches must be evacuated immediately in the event of an air raid and that unequipped areas should not be entered.
数据一览
On Thursday, July 16, the sea water temperature along the Odesa coast is measured at around 20-21°C. Despite the air temperature reaching a comfortable level of 28-30°C, the sea water, which has not fully warmed up yet due to the recent storm, remains below the expected July averages, creating a refreshing effect.
In addition to this, there is a serious security threat in the region. The stormy weather experienced the previous day significantly increased the danger of mines in the Black Sea. Mines torn loose and carried by strong waves could wash ashore with the currents or explode in shallow waters.
Authorities announced that the public should avoid swimming at unequipped and illegal beaches in order to warn citizens and city visitors. Furthermore, it is strongly requested that beaches be evacuated immediately in the event of an air raid warning.
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常见问题
- 1. Q: What is the sea water temperature in Odesa on July 16?
- A: The sea water temperature along the Odesa coast is measured at around 20-21°C on July 16.
- 2. Q: Why is the sea water colder than the expected July averages?
- A: Due to the recent storm and fluctuations in the region, the water temperature has not yet reached the normal July average of 23-24°C.
- 3. Q: What security danger exists on the Odesa beaches?
- A: Due to strong storms and waves, enemy mines are being torn loose and carried, making it dangerous to enter the sea as there is a possibility they could reach the shore.
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