Europe is enduring an unprecedented heatwave, with Spain and England recording their warmest June ever. Spain’s average temperature in June surpassed typical summer highs, while England set a new June record at 16.9°C. Portugal hit a scorching 46.6°C in June, signaling extreme summer heat. Meanwhile, Italy declared red alerts across 17 cities due to heat-related deaths and work restrictions. Turkey battles severe wildfires, evacuating 50,000 people in Izmir alone, as emergency teams fight hundreds of blazes.
European countries are struggling under an unprecedented heatwave. Both Spain and England have confirmed that they experienced their warmest June ever recorded in history, according to weather agencies. At the same time, Turkey, Portugal, and Italy are facing devastating wildfires and fatalities. Report by BBC.
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