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The fireman gets to the ground, working on extinguishing the fire in the Sibero Das Vinyas, outside ours, north -Western Spain, August 12, 2025.
Miguel Riopa | AFP | Gets the image
In recent days, the record heat has swept throughout Europe, pushing the temperature much higher than 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) in some areas and feeding regional forest fires.
In France, the temperature records were destroyed in Angoulême, Bergerac, Bordeaux, Saint-EMILION and Saint-Girons on Monday afternoon, An Anne reports update From the weather forecasters Meteo France.
“Often excellent, even unprecedented maximum temperatures, often 12 degrees above the normal level, were reached this Monday,” said Meteo France on Tuesday, according to CNBC.
Forecasters said in the southwest it was noticed that the southwest, which was distributed to the center and northeast of the country until Tuesday and Wednesday.
In Croatia, the temperature rose to 39.5 degrees Celsius in the Adriatic Coastal city of Siberia and 38.9 degrees Celsius in the popular Dubrovnik tourist direction at the beginning of the week.
Temperature records come as scientists prevent Climate change will worsen the frequency and intensity of extreme weather phenomena. Burning fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas – this Chief driver Climate crisis.
Europe meanwhile know Warming is faster than any other continent, twice as high in the world from the 1980s, reports the Copernicus Climate Change.
The climate monitor of the EU has linked this tendency to changing the weather conditions, reduction of air pollution and geography, noting that parts of Europe spread to the Arctic-mostly prevailing area on Earth.
People are watching the fire in Trankas on August 11, 2025. In Portugal today, firefighters fought with three large fires in the center and north of the country.
Patricia de Moraira | AFP | Gets the image
In Spain, firefighters largely contained an explosion that broke out next to Madrid’s capital on Monday night. The emergency services said one man who got into the blast died.
This week, nearly 6,000 people were evacuated from their houses in North, Central and Southern Spain, when in some parts of the South European country it is forecast that in the southern European country, the Busha fire was against the background of a thermal wave.
In recent days, forest fires in Portugal, Croatia, Turkey, Greece, Albania, Montenegro and UK have been reported.
This is not only Europe suffering from heat recording with temperature record Also broken in Canada late. Meanwhile, the temperature has increased above 50 degrees Celsius in Iraq, Shipping the country into darkness On Monday, during nationwide electricity shutdown.
