Temperatures arrive in Spain 46C while Europe Heatwave continues

Heatwave continues to take large parts of Europe, in many countries, the authorities emit temperatures that emit health notices.

Spain South is the worst damaged region, temperatures in Seville and the surrounding areas in the mid-40s.

The new record of June 46C was established on Saturday Saturday in the town of El Granado, according to the national weather service, which he also said this month was June.

Red Heat warnings are in force in Portugal, Italy and Croatia, Spanish, France, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Hungary, Serbia, Slovenia and Swiss areas.

In Barcelona, ​​a woman died on Saturday after changing the road gardener when temperatures were very high. Local authorities are researching death.

In Italy, emergency departments have been reported, especially “elderly people, patients with cancer or homeless people,” Mario Guarinore, Emergency Medicine President said AFP news agencies.

Hospitals such as OSPEDALS de Colli have established such dedicated heatways, such as accessing essential treatments, such as immersing cold water.

The city of Bologna has established seven climate shelters with air conditioning and drinking water, with free access to the city pools of the city for over 70 years.

The Pharmacist of the Portuguese capital of Lisbon said Reuters in the news agency, despite saying “Don’t go” in the warmest hours of the day, “We have already had heat strokes and burns.”

Hard heat also affected countries from western Balkan countries, as temperatures reach more than 40C.

Serbia had its highest temperature in the 19th century. Since he started recording in the 16th century. In Slovenia, the hottest temperature of June was recorded on Saturday.

Northern Macedonia is also swallowed by temperatures for 42C on Friday.

Some ARLO will remain warmer until the middle of the week, in France, Germany, Italy and the UK in the coming days.

Yellow and amber alert places in England this weekend, and London temperatures can reach 35C Monday.

Heat is built under a large area of ​​high pressure, downward with dry air and heat.

As the process has continued several days, temperatures rose. The high pressure area will move eastwards in the coming days – taking high temperatures north and eastward.

Although extreme weather events are difficult to direct to climate change, heat waves are more common and intense as a result of climate change.

Scientists of world weather recognitions, which examine the impact of climate change in extreme weather events, will now be now 10 times more than three days in June 2 days more than the previous time of industry.

According to the BBC weather, reporting the type of type Delauney and Type Hedgecoe