Multi -European countries have encountered "roasting" inspection of extreme high temperature weather

Author:Straight news Time:2022.07.18

Portugal, Spain, France, and Britain continued to be attacked by heat waves, and mountain disasters appeared everywhere; Portugal's highest temperature reached 47 degrees Celsius, 659 people died of high temperature weather within a week, most of which were old people. Experts attribute the high -temperature "roasting" model this summer to climate change, and remind the public to strengthen self -protection such as drinking plenty of water and reducing outdoor activities.

The heat waves from North Africa have invaded the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe from July 8th, causing Portugal and Spain to continue to have high temperatures for the past few days. In addition to rare droughts and rain since this year, the mountains and wests of Portugal are frequent.

The Institute of Ocean and Atmospheric in Portugal said that Pineyan, the highest temperature of Piniyang, the town of Lifan, reached 47 degrees Celsius last Thursday.

Statistics released by the Institute of Health of the Carlos III in Spain show that from July 8th to 10th, 84 people in Spain died due to high temperature weather. It is expected that this data will continue to grow within a few days. Spanish Epy reported on the 16th that the country had more than 200 deaths in the country due to high temperature weather.

French 38 provinces issued high -temperature orange alerts on the 16th. The coastal city Bilitz once reached 42.9 degrees Celsius at a high temperature last month, setting the highest temperature record since 2003, and about 14,000 people were evacuated. The French Meteorological Department predicts that most areas of the country will usher in the hottest day on the 18th local time, and the maximum temperature of the local area will exceed 40 degrees Celsius during the day.

△ French dispatch firefighting planes put flames to extinguish fires in GIRENDE in the southwest to prevent mountain forests from spreading. (Reuters)

△ A wild fire occurred near Landlas, southwest of France on July 16th local time. (Associated Press)

Since the summer, the British high -temperature weather has continued. On July 17, local time, the water level of the Skammontden Reservoir in northern Britain and western Hudsfield fell. On July 15th, the British Meteorological Administration issued the first abnormal high temperature in history. "The red warning is expected to reach a record of 40 degrees Celsius next week. The British Meteorological Administration predicts that this week's abnormal high temperature will affect most of England, including London, and the meteorological department warns that high temperature weather may cause water discontinuation and interruption of water and communication services in some areas. The British Railway Corporation said that high temperatures may expand or even bend, trains may have to slow down to ensure safety and call on the public to reduce unnecessary travel.