Heat events refer to periods of excessively high temperatures that can pose risks to human health, agriculture, and the environment. These events are often defined by a specific temperature threshold that, when exceeded for a certain duration, can lead to heat-related illnesses and increased mortality rates. Factors contributing to heat events include climate change, urbanization, and natural weather patterns. Heat waves can disrupt ecosystems, affect crop yields, and strain energy resources as demand for cooling increases. Monitoring and preparedness are essential to mitigate the impacts of these extreme temperature occurrences.