Fourth Heat Wave of the Summer Hits Europe
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Since Wednesday, the thermometer has jumped. On Thursday, the South-West will experience a sharp refreshment but about twenty departments in the Rhône-Alpes and on the Côte d'Azur will find, for the fourth time since May, high temperatures.
A new wave of scorching heat is rapidly spreading across Europe. It will be brought by a meteorological phenomenon known as a heat dome, which will settle over central Europe for a longer period of time this time. Temperatures can locally reach up to 40 °C. The hot weather can also last for several days.
Forest engineers insist that the risk remains high and that the fires in Ávila, Madrid, Toledo and Castellón still have hot spots. More information: Four of the five biggest fires in Spain's history have occurred in the last two years.
If you want to chase the sun's rays, there are good chances all over the country.
On Tuesday 28 July, Météo-France officially placed 16 departments, including the Gironde and the Landes, in warm orange vigilance as of Wednesday. This fourth heat wave in the space of two months raises many fears in France: the French and French will still suffer from heat, and the fires that are raging in the south-west could be favored by these new very high temperatures.
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