Spain records temperature of 46C as Europe heatwave continues
Summary
A heatwave is affecting many parts of Europe, with some of the highest temperatures recorded in Spain. Countries like Portugal, Italy, and various Balkan regions have issued alerts due to the extreme heat, which has caused health issues and even led to at least one death. Temperatures are expected to rise further in the coming days.Key Facts
- Spain recorded a temperature of 46°C in El Granado, the hottest for June in the country.
- Red heat warnings are active in Portugal, Italy, and Croatia, while other countries have amber warnings.
- A woman in Barcelona died after working outside in the extreme heat; the incident is under investigation.
- Italian hospitals have seen more heatstroke cases, particularly in vulnerable groups like the elderly.
- Places like Bologna have set up climate shelters, and Rome has offered free swimming pool access for seniors.
- Serbia recorded its highest-ever temperature; Slovenia saw its hottest June temperature.
- Temperatures are expected to increase in France, Germany, Italy, and the UK.
- Scientists say climate change makes heatwaves more frequent and intense.
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