The European Mainland Has Never Experienced Temperatures so Late in the Forties. In Spain It Was over 41 Degrees
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Spain is experiencing a significant heat wave even at the end of September. Seville recorded 41.3°C on Saturday. This is the latest recorded 40°C in Spain and most likely in mainland Europe.
Record temperatures coincide with irregular rains, reduced availability of water and a high risk of more forest fires
An unprecedented record temperature of 41.3 degrees Celsius was recorded in Seville, southern Spain, which was likely the last day above 40 degrees in Europe this year. During the late summer heat wave, temperatures exceeded 35 degrees at more than 150 measuring stations across Spain.
According to measurements, Europe has never recorded a temperature above 40 degrees so late. Another global warning. The post 41.3 degrees Celsius measured in Seville first appeared on 24.hu.
Never-before-seen temperatures were recorded in Spain - However, Saturday was most likely the last such day this year.
The calendar says it's autumn, there are only four days left until October, but in one part of Europe yesterday it was warmer than during many of the hottest days of summer.
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