Expected heat wave is the result of the "storm over the Atlantic Ocean and high pressure over Central and Eastern Europe," which will "squeeze very hot air from Africa north to Europe," said Accuweather. will feel the first wave of "intense" heat over the weekend before the high temperatures spread to France, Germany, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Switzerland and Italy. The warm wave could last until early July, Accuweather predicts.
The French national forecast, Meteo-France, warned that the heat wave would start on Sunday, especially in the east, with temperatures in the region of 35 to 40 degrees Celsius. "Although briefly, this heat wave can be remarkable for how early it has come, as well as on its intensity," the French-French Ministry said.
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The French Ministry of Health advises that cool public spaces such as parks and gardens remain open to the poor and homeless, while the elderly and the disabled have to register with local authorities to get support.
In Twitter, German Meteorological Service Deutscher Wetterdienst ] warned that an "extreme" heat wave would reach Germany on Monday, reaching its height on Wednesday or Thursday.
Wave of heat also burned Europe in 2018, which resulted in numerous deaths in Spain and Portugal and drought conditions in Germany and Sweden. The continent experienced its hottest August in the same year, according to the European Center for Medium-Term Forecasts for the Time of Copernicus Climate Change Service.
The World Time Recognition Initiative links the European heat wave of 2018 with climate change. the probability of having such heat or higher is usually more than twice as high today as if human activity has not changed the climate. "
" With global average temperatures that continue to increase heat waves, this will become even less extreme,
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 2018 is the fourth hottest year in the world after 2016, 2015 and 2017.
