Multiple European countries are experiencing a new wave of heatwaves invading countries | Warning | Invasion
Recently, several European countries such as Spain, Italy, and France have been hit by a new wave of heat waves. In France, 50 provinces are currently in a high-temperature orange warning state.
50 provinces in France are in a high-temperature orange warning state
On the 21st, the French meteorological department updated the orange high-temperature warning map. On that day, the meteorological department included the coastal province of Charente Maritime. At present, a total of 50 provinces in France are in a high-temperature orange warning state. The meteorological department stated that it is not ruled out that the warning level may be upgraded in some provinces, and it is expected that this round of high temperature weather will continue until at least the 23rd.
Lyon resident Fran ç ois: I think the next few days will also be very hot, which is what climate change brings. We are doing our best to cope and have to adapt.
Lyon resident Natalie: We went to the swimming pool, which is a cheap and simple way to escape the heat. Otherwise, the weather will be too hot, and we will have to stay at home. Close the blinds and stay inside, as many people do now.
12 major cities in Italy have issued a red warning for high temperatures
Recently, a new heat wave has caused temperatures in several cities in Italy to approach 40 degrees Celsius for several consecutive days. On the 21st, the Italian Ministry of Health issued the highest level of red heat warning in 12 out of 27 major cities, including Rome, Turin, Genoa, Florence, and other places. On that day, the temperature in most cities in central and northern Italy reached 37 to 39 degrees Celsius.
Roman resident Fabio: The impact is very serious, not much different from the past few days, it is still as hot.
Roman resident Sarina: It's very hot, really hot, we can't go out. And unlike before, it's still very humid.
The temperature in some parts of Spain is close to 44 degrees Celsius
The Spanish National Meteorological Agency stated on the 20th that temperatures in the northeast and south of the country have significantly increased recently. In parts of Catalonia and Aragon in the northeast, when the weather temperature exceeds 40 degrees Celsius; And in some areas of southern Andalusia, the temperature has reached nearly 44 degrees Celsius.
In the capital city of Madrid, the temperature has been hovering around 38 degrees Celsius recently. Many people say that the hot weather is unbearable.
Madrid resident Lopez: It's too bad. Just like me, I have to go home early and stay. At 11:30, I have to stay in the house to cool off.
Madrid resident Tor: The most uncomfortable thing is that the weather is too hot and you can't rest well at night. You feel like everything is very hot. It may be okay not to go out during the day, but it's difficult to fall asleep at night, wake up in a bad mood, and the weather is really too hot.
