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A heatwave continues to hold several parts of Europe, with authorities in many countries issuing health warnings between farewell temperatures.
Southern Spain is the worst affected region, with a mid-40s Celsius temperature recorded in Seville and neighboring areas.
A new record of the heat for June 46c is set forth Saturday in El Granado town, according to the National Weather Service, which is also said that this month is the hottest June of recording.
Red-heat warnings are forced to portugal parts, Italy and Croatia, with many amber, austria, serbary, slovenia.
In Barcelona, a woman died after completing a transition as a sweeper road on Saturday, if temperature was high. Local authorities have investigated his death.
In Italy, the emergency departments across the country report an uptick in heatstroke cases, affecting “homeless people, vice people in the emergency of emergency medicine.
Hospitals such as Ospedale dei Colli to Naples set up dedicated heatstroke paths to facilitate access to important treatment such as cold water disables.
The town of Bologna in addition to the north positioned seven homes in a air conditioning and drinking water, while Rome gave free access to about 70.
A pharmacist in Portugal capital speaks the Reuters news agency, in spite of saying people “no longer exit” the hottest hours of heat and burn “.
Severe heat also affects nations across the western buckets where temperatures reach over 40C.
Serbia registrants its maximum temperature since it begins to record it in the 19th century. In Slovenia, the hottest – June temperature was recorded on Saturday.
North Macedonia also jokes while the temperature arrived at 42C on Friday.
EPA / ShutterstockHotter time to come
Some places will continue to be warmer until the middle of the week, with temperatures to climb France, Germany, Italy and UK in the next few days.
Yellow and Amber alerts are in place for parts of England this week, and London temperatures can reach 35C on Monday.
The heat built under a large upper pressure area, with dry air to come down and warm up.
As the process went on for many days, the temperature increased. The area of high pressure will move east over the next few days – take high northern temperatures and to ease it.
While it is difficult to connect individual events during climate change, heatwaves can be more common and worse because of climate change.
World Weopy attribution scientists, analyzing influence of climate change in severe occurrence events, which are about 10 consecutive today compared to pre-industrial hours.
Additional Report through BBC Weather, Guy Deleyney and Guy Fedcoye
