Europe heats the forest wave, forcing the evacuation in multiple countries

Parts of the heat wave that sweeps Europe sent temperatures more than 109.4 degrees Fahrenheit – 40 degrees Celsius – in southern France and west of the Balkans on Monday, and feed them forest fires And running weather alerts at the highest level in many countries through what scientists warn is the fastest continent in the world.

Fires in the wine area in France were burned along the southern Bulgarian borders, near the capital of the Black Montecine and the Sahel, and in northwestern Turkey-the weekend temperatures in Turkey were recorded.

It is expected that 2025 is the second or third year of all year, according to the UK -based carbon. The intense heat in Europe is suitable for this global style, but the continent heats up much faster than the rest of the world.

Land temperatures rose about 2.3 degrees Celsius higher than pre -industrial levels, or nearly twice the global average, intensifying heat waves and driving fire seasons.

With the outbreak of the large disease in Spain, Portugal and the deadly fires in Greece since late June, the burning area is much higher than the seasonal base.

France is at the maximum alert

On Monday, the French National Weather Authority, Météo-France, developed 12 divisions of red alert, the highest heat warning in the country, and expected an exceptional heat that extends from the Atlantic Coast to the Mediterranean plains. There were forty -one other departments under orange alerts of the lowest level, as was the case with Microstate, adjacent to Andorra, between France and Spain.

“Do not be deceived-this is not normal, it’s the summer.” Said Agricultural climate specialist Serge Zaka, broadcaster BFMTV from Monteopane in the section of France Tarn-Garon, where the BFMTV broadcaster was pressed from Monttuban in the France-Garon section, where the Montopan heat was pressed in the France section of Tarn Garon, where the harsh heat was pressed throughout the day.

Pictures of social media showed closed streets in parity, as the residents protect the windows with frustration to reflect light, and tourists wander under the umbrellas along Garon in Toulouse. Throughout the south, the balconies of the cafe stood empty as people sought cooler angles inside.

In the French affiliate department, which is a mixture of chrome and Mediterranean farms, hundreds of firefighters in the country of rolling wine were kept having the huge and deadly edges of the fire that was hot with 16,000 hectares (40,000 acres) last week. Officials say the fire is under control, but they warn that it will not be completely extinguished for weeks, while the hot points that are still being re -signal remains.

The red alert has been released in France only eight times since it was created in 2004 after a deadly summer in the previous year. It is intended for extremely lengthy heat with great health risks and the possibility of disrupting daily life. This classification gives the forces of local officials to cancel external events, close public places, and sessions of camps in the school or the summer camp.

The Hit wave, the second in the summer in France, started on Friday, and is expected to continue throughout the week, and will continue on the weekend on August 15. It is already pushing north, with 38 ° C, or 100.4 Fahrenheit, in the center de Lerier and up to 34 ° C, or 93.2 Fahrenheit, in Paris.

Heat health alerts in the United Kingdom

Through the English Channel, the UK Health Security Agency issued multiple Heat health alertsWhich aims to give early warning when temperatures are likely to affect the health and well -being of the population. Some alerts were yellow while others were upgraded to amber, one level lower than the highest level, red. Alerts will be valid on Tuesday and Wednesday.

CBS news partner BBC News Reports that the hottest weather is expected to be the hottest in the center and southern England, where the temperatures are expected to exceed the official standards of the heat wave for at least three days in a row, with a height of 34 ° C, or 93 Fahrenheit, on Tuesday.

The fourth heat wave in the country will be this summer.

West Balkan

Monnegro reported forest fires near Capital Podgorica and along the Adrian Coast, prompting urgent calls to help from neighboring countries. Families were evacuated from the north of the capital, where the army units worked to protect the ruins of the ancient city of Dockega.

The chief emergency official, Nicolas Pujanovic, described the position as “catastrophic”, with strong winds that drive fire. The authorities urged the residents to maintain drinking water to avoid restrictions.

Also burned fires above Kang, a famous coastal resort.

The southern city of Mostar in Bosnia reached 43 degrees Celsius, which is 109 Fahrenheit, while Croatia Dubrovnik reached 34 degrees Celsius, or 93 Fahrenheit, in the morning.

“The weather is very hot, this is not normal,” said Fatima Safo, a resident of Mostar. “The atmosphere is very hot even during the night.”

In Serbia, farmers at Sofa Planna Mountain renewed emergency water calls for livestock after drying tables and ponds.

The maximum risk alerts in Bulgaria

In Bulgaria, temperatures were expected to exceed 40 degrees Celsius, or 104 Fahrenheit, at the height of the day, with the maximum risk in the scene of the fire.

Nearly 200 fires were reported; Alexander Dashraf, head of the National Fire Safety Unit, said that most of them had been controlled, stagnant and extinguishing, but the situation is still “very difficult.” Three of the main fires along the border with Greece and Turkey, including one near Stromani, prepared after three weeks.

More than 100 firefighters and emergency employees are fighting fire in the rough terrain that are not accessible by vehicles, with the support of army helicopters and two Swedish planes.

The evacuation in Türkiye

In Türkiye, the hashting fires fueled by high temperatures and winds forced powerful powers to evacuate holiday homes, the university campus, and to suspend marine traffic in the northwest of the country.

The fire broke out in an agricultural field in Kanakali province and spread in the surrounding forests, just two days after fire control teams contained a similar fire in the area. The governor of Kanakil Omer Turaman said that the Darndanil Strait-the narrow waterway that connects the Aegean Sea to the Marmara Sea-has been closed to allow water and helicopters to work safely.

Record records of Hungary records

On Sunday, a new national level of 39.9 ° C, or 104 Fahrenheit was attended on Sunday in southeast of Hungary, and destroyed the record in 1948. Budapest also set a record in the city at 38.7 ° C, or 101.6 F.

The authorities imposed a ban on fire at the level of the country amid severe heat and dehydration.