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A heatwave scorches parts of Europe and fans wildfire threat in southern France
PARIS (AP) — A heat wave gripped parts of Europe on Monday, sending temperatures up to 43 degrees Celsius (109.4 Fahrenheit) in southern France and increasing risks of wildfires in wine country, while Bulgaria suffered blazes along its southern borders and Hungary saw record-breaking weekend temperatures.
Temperature records were broken at at least four weather stations in southern France on Monday as much of the country baked ...
The national weather authority has placed multiple departments on high heat alert, while officials warn of worsening air ...
France and Spain hit by red weather warnings as Europe burns in 44C heatwave - France has only issued a red alert eight times ...
The national weather authority, Meteo-France, placed 12 departments on red alert, France’s highest heat warning, anticipating ...
On Monday, 46 central and southern departments in France will be placed under an orange heatwave alert, accounting for more ...
A heatwave gripping parts of Europe sent temperatures over 40C in southern France and the Western Balkans on Monday, fuelling wildfires, triggering top-level weather alerts and forcing evacuations in ...
Parts of Spain, Portugal, France are set to see temperatures top 40C as urgent weather warnings have been issued ...
As high pressure dominates across central Europe, extreme heat has already been building in paces including Spain, Portugal ...
Firefighters have contained a massive wildfire in southern France. Still, local officials warned that scorching heat and dry ...
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