Temperature in Spain reaches 46C when Europe Heatwave continues

The thermal wave continues to seize most of Europe, and the authorities in many countries that issues health care against noisy temperature.

Southern Spain-Naegrosha region, with a temperature in the mid-40s, Celsius fixed in Seville and neighboring areas.

The new heat record for June 46s was set on Saturday in the city of El -Granada, reports the National Weather Service of Spain, which also stated that this month was on the way to records the hottest June.

Red heat warnings act in some parts of Portugal, Italy and Croatia, with numerous amber warnings that cover the districts of Spain, France, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland.

In Barcelona, ​​the woman died after the change on Saturday, when the temperature was very high. Local authorities are investigating her death.

In Italy, emergency departments across the country report violations of the heat stroke, mostly affecting “elderly cancer patients, or homeless,” said Mario Guarin, Vice President of the Italian Emergency Medicine Society.

Hospitals such as Ospedale Dei Colli in Naples created special heat blow ways to speed up access to vital procedures such as omining cold water.

The city of Bologna further north created seven climatic shelters with air conditioning and drinking water, while Rome offered free access to urban pools for those over 70.

Pharmacist in Portugal’s capital Lisbon told Reuters that, despite the fact that people did not go out “in the hottest hours of the day, we already had some cases of heat and burns.”

Strong heat also affected countries across the Western Balkan, where the temperature reached over 40 ° C.

Serbia has registered its highest temperature since it started to record them in the 19th century. In Slovenia, the hottest temperature of June was recorded.

Northern Macedonia is also inflated when the temperature reached 42C on Friday.

Some areas will continue to become hot by mid -week, and the temperature rises in France, Germany, Italy and the UK over the next few days.

This weekend, there are yellow and amber alerts in parts of England, and the London temperature can reach 35C on Monday.

The heat is built under high high pressure levels, with reduced and warming dry air.

Because the process continued for several days, the temperature rose. The high pressure area will move east over the next few days – taking a high temperature to the north and east.

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.

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