Temperatures reach 46 degrees Celsius in Spain with the continuation of the thermal wave in Europe

The heat wave continues to control large parts of Europe, as authorities in many countries export health warnings amid temperatures.

South Spain is the worst affected region, with temperatures recorded in the mid -1940s in Seville and the surrounding regions.

A new thermal record for the month of June was appointed from 46 ° C on Saturday in the town of El Granado, according to national weather service in Spain, which also said this month on the right path to be the hottest in June.

Red heat warnings are valid in parts of Portugal, Italy and Croatia, with many amber warnings covering the regions of Spain, France, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland.

In Barcelona, ​​a woman died after the completion of a working attack as a road elevation on Saturday, when the temperatures were very high. Local authorities are investigating their death.

In Italy, the emergency departments across the country have reported a rise in heat strikes, which mainly affects “the elderly, cancer patients or homeless,” said Mario Gawreno, Vice President of the Italian Emergency Association of Agence France -Presse.

Hospitals such as Ospedale Dei Colli have created in Napoli dedicated heat tracks to accelerate access to vital treatments such as cold water immersion.

The city of Bologna to the north has created seven climate shelters with air conditioning and drinking water, while Rome has provided free access to the city’s swimming pools for those over the age of 70 years.

A pharmacist in the capital of Portugal, Lisbon, told Reuters that although people told “not to go out” during the hot hours of the day, “We had already some cases of strokes and burns.”

The intense heat also affected countries throughout the west of the Balkans, with temperatures reached more than 40 degrees Celsius.

Serbia recorded the highest temperature ever since it started recording it in the nineteenth century. In Slovenia, the hottest temperature was recorded in June on Saturday.

North Macedonia also wanders with temperatures to 42 ° C on Friday.

Some areas will continue to become hotter until the middle of the week, as temperatures rise throughout France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom during the next few days.

Yellow and amber alerts are present for parts of England this weekend, and temperatures in London may reach 35 ° C on Monday.

The heat was built under a large area of ​​high pressure, with dry air and global warming.

As this process continues over several days, temperatures rose. High pressure space will move east during the next few days – with high temperatures north and east.

Although it is difficult to link individual extremist weather to climate change, thermologists have become more common and more dense due to climate change.

Scientists at World Weathertive, who analyze the effect of climate change on harsh weather events, say that Heatwhowho waves in June with three consecutive days above 28 degrees Celsius are more likely to happen now compared to pre -industry times.

Additional reports by BBC Weather, Guy Deloni and Jay Hedgco