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Germany is expecting to see its hottest day of the year on Tuesday with temperatures forecast to reach almost 40C. It is likely to feel a lot hotter than that as high humidity makes it hard to keep cool and adds to the potential discomfort. Even at night, some areas are not expected to drop below 20C bringing what are known as tropical nights. The German Weather Service (DWD) measured the country’s highest temperatures this year on Monday at 35.7C in Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler in Rhineland-Palatinate. As the heat spreads northeastwards temperatures of 37C are expected in some parts of the country ...
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Much of Europe has been baking over the last few days as the continent faces the latest in a series of scorching heatwaves. It has left many questioning when the unbearably warm weather will end. Almost all of France has seen several days of high-temperature alerts with thermometers soaring over 30C across the country. The extreme heat came as the country faced the anniversary of the 2003 disaster that saw 15,000 people die due to the extreme heat on 11 August. Italy has been engulfed in almost constant heatwaves since the middle of June. Parts of the country have been forecast to see record t...
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An ongoing heatwave has led to severe drought in some parts of Romania, with a number of lakes drying up and countless crops dying or being damaged. In the country’s southern Galati county it hasn’t rained for three months, causing the Talabasca lake to be almost entirely deprived of water. Local residents have expressed their alarm at the situation, with a number bemoaning the fact the country has barely seen rain for so long. "It is very bad what is happening, if no one doesn’t stand up [sic], this country will be a desert pretty soon,” one local man fears. Romania is also expected to see si...
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The 2024 Olympics began with a rain-soaked opening ceremony that drenched athletes and spectators alike. On Tuesday, however, they endured the exact opposite. Most of France is under heat warnings, with temperatures in Paris hitting 36 degrees Celsius. US gymnastics gold winner Simone Biles posted a video on Instagram of her struggling with the lack of air conditioning. "Don't come for me about my hair," Biles wrote on Instagram before the gymnastics team final. "IT WAS DONE but bus has NO AC and it’s like 9,000 degrees. Oh & a 45 min ride." Visitors and athletes endured a sweaty and sunny Tue...
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Paris is expecting temperatures of 35C and high humidity this week as the city continues to host the 2024 Olympic Games. France’s meteorological agency has issued a ‘yellow alert’ weather warning for heatwaves and storms on Tuesday after warm weather began on Sunday. It is the second of four levels with high temperatures expected to linger overnight into Wednesday. Météo-France’s warning advises people to “be attentive” when playing sports or engaging in physical activity outdoors. With most of the Games taking place in or around the city, the high temperatures are likely to be a concern for a...
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Southern Europe is experiencing scorching heat as temperatures reach more than 40 degrees Celsius in many countries. The authorities in several cities have been forced to take measures to look after elderly people in particular. Severe heat warnings in ItalyThe Italian health ministry placed 14 cities under the most severe heat warning earlier this week, including in Rome, where it reached 41 degrees on Friday. This could well extend to around 17 other cities in the coming days. Four people have already died from the heat. In the capital tourists and residents have been cooling off in the city...
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The heat has already caused several deaths, the Italian news agency ANSA reported 4 people dying over the past two days, believed to be linked to the heat. Including a 70-year-old man who fainted and died on the beach in Giovinazzo near Bari in Southern region of Apulia, two others on beaches and one elderly man who reportedly passed from a heat-related death in Rome. Multiple regions in Italy are under red high temperature warnings, as the whole of the country is heating up. For the moment and until Wednesday the following 12 cities are under red alerts; Ancona, Bologna, Campobasso, Florence,...
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