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Health and fire warnings were issued in southern Europe, and the temperature is expected to exceed 40C in some places last weekend.
Italy, Greece, France, Spain and Portugal are among the countries – with the Spanish city of Seville, which reached 42C.
Hot air from North Africa, which extend to the Balkans to rest, such as Croatia, promotes stunning temperature.
The BBC weather says the thermal wave is “very intense” for this time of the year -the continent, which usually feels such high temperatures in July and early August.
In Spain, emergency staff have been put into account regime to fight the heat blow jump, especially among the vulnerable ones, including children, the elderly and those who have chronic diseases.
Italian authorities advise residents in several cities, including Rome, Milan and Venice – where several celebrities gathered a -list Amazon founder’s wedding Jeff Bezos and TV presenter Lauren Sanchez – To stay indoors between 11:00 and 18:00 local time.
Meanwhile, France has a heat wave for more than a week. Orange alerts about heat, the second largest warning of the country, on Friday were issued for the southern regions.
In the city of Marseille, municipal pools are open for free by the end of the heat wave.
Yellow and amber alerts also in place For parts of England this weekend with a temperature that reached 32C. The forecast wave will be extended until Tuesday evening.
Fires have already impressed some parts of Europe, including Greece, where coastal cities near the capital, Athens, escaped into a flame that destroyed the houses – forcing people to evacuate.
Although it is difficult to bind individual extreme weather with climate change, thermal waves are becoming more common and more intense with climate change.
Scientists in the world of weather, which analyze the impact of climate change on extreme weather, say that June thermal waves with three days in a row above 28C are approximately 10 times more common than pre -industrial times.
