Extreme Heat Alerts Issued in Italy Amid Rising Temperatures
Italian regions brace for temperatures soaring to 40 degrees Celsius as heat warnings are activated across the country.
Extreme heat alerts have been announced in Italy, with temperatures expected to rise daily, particularly on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia, where they could reach 40 degrees Celsius.
Major cities including Rome, Bologna, Milan, Ferrara, and Florence are also forecasted to experience high temperatures.
Specifically, Rome is expected to reach 37 degrees on Friday, while Milan is predicted to see temperatures around 35 degrees.
Nighttime temperatures are unlikely to drop below 22 degrees Celsius.
Starting Wednesday, several areas in Italy will implement medium-level heat alerts, advising residents and tourists to avoid outdoor activities during peak heat hours and to stay sufficiently hydrated.
In Greece, similar extreme heat conditions are being reported, with Athens experiencing record-breaking temperatures.
The city has increasingly become a frontline for climate change, showing signs of stress due to elevated heat, asphalt melting, and the pressures of tourism.
Notably, Athens officially became Europe's hottest capital in the summer of 2024, with temperatures often exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, especially during the peak tourist months of July and August.
Spain is also preparing for extreme heat, with forecasts indicating temperatures may average 5-10 degrees Celsius above seasonal norms.
Areas in southern Iberia are expected to reach 40 degrees, while coastal regions will also not see temperatures dropping below 20 degrees.
Authorities across these nations are actively monitoring the situation and issuing advisories as heat waves continue to impact daily life and raise concerns over public health and safety.
Major cities including Rome, Bologna, Milan, Ferrara, and Florence are also forecasted to experience high temperatures.
Specifically, Rome is expected to reach 37 degrees on Friday, while Milan is predicted to see temperatures around 35 degrees.
Nighttime temperatures are unlikely to drop below 22 degrees Celsius.
Starting Wednesday, several areas in Italy will implement medium-level heat alerts, advising residents and tourists to avoid outdoor activities during peak heat hours and to stay sufficiently hydrated.
In Greece, similar extreme heat conditions are being reported, with Athens experiencing record-breaking temperatures.
The city has increasingly become a frontline for climate change, showing signs of stress due to elevated heat, asphalt melting, and the pressures of tourism.
Notably, Athens officially became Europe's hottest capital in the summer of 2024, with temperatures often exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, especially during the peak tourist months of July and August.
Spain is also preparing for extreme heat, with forecasts indicating temperatures may average 5-10 degrees Celsius above seasonal norms.
Areas in southern Iberia are expected to reach 40 degrees, while coastal regions will also not see temperatures dropping below 20 degrees.
Authorities across these nations are actively monitoring the situation and issuing advisories as heat waves continue to impact daily life and raise concerns over public health and safety.
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