US Edition'A Little Bit Melting': Intense Heat Across Europe
- Southern Spain experienced a heat record of 46C in El Granado, surpassing the previous June record of 45.2C set in Seville in 1965, according to Spain's national weather service.
- Authorities issued red heat warnings in Portugal, Italy, and Croatia, as health officials grew concerned about severe health impacts from the extreme temperatures.
- Two deaths related to extreme heat were reported in Spain, including a woman who collapsed after her shift as a road sweeper in Barcelona and a Dutch tourist who died from heatstroke in Majorca.
- Dr Hans Kluge, a Regional Director for the World Health Organisation, stated that extreme heat causes around 175,000 deaths annually in Europe, exacerbating chronic health conditions.
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In London, a day of extraordinary heat made it difficult to start the tournament in Wimbledon. In Spain, 46°C, in France, the premier decided to renew his...
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This weekend, new heat records were broken for the month of June in both Spain and Portugal – 46 and 46.6 degrees respectively. The heat wave in southern Europe will continue with full force in the coming days.
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Much of southern Europe continues to struggle with a scorching heatwave, with red weather warnings in place for parts of Portugal, Italy and Croatia, and orange warnings elsewhere. Spain recorded its highest June temperature of 46 degrees Celsius.
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