警察によれば、真夏のうだるような暑さがその暴動に火をつけたということだ。の英語

The police blamed the hot dog-days for sparking the riot.

the tourists were baking in the heat

We have already passed the peak of the summer heat, but it's still hot during the day.

Hot? It's no name for it.

The heat drove me out of the house.

They said the heat would let up, but it's still hot.

I'm fed up with the recent heat.

I'm so sick of the heat lately.

So, it isn't hot at all.

A spokesperson for the department store said, "If it's going to be hot anyway, I want the temperatures to soar."

The heat drove me out of the house.

to be affected by the heat―be prostrated by the heat

I want to disappear somewhere! I tend to feel like that in sultry summers.

In summer, the pyrotechnicians are very busy with their work of shooting off fireworks.

I fainted from the heat, and when I came to, I was in a life raft.

It isn't just hot. It's scorching.

The swelter was unbearable outside.

I said the heat would let up but it is still hot.

I want to disappear somewhere! I tend to feel like that in sultry summers.

I'm already used to the summer heat.

The summer heat sometimes makes people lethargic.

When summer comes, it'll become hot.

Because it is in the desert, the area is very hot in summer and very cold in winter.

The massive outbreak of beetles may have occurred because last winter was unusually warm.

Trade is dull everywhere in summer.

the summer was sultry and oppressive

The harvest in Japan has been delayed because of an extremely hot summer.

The heat drove me out of the house.

I know that it is hot, but how do you think it looks?

intensely hot mid-summer weather