Испани, Франц зэрэг Европын орнуудад агаарын хэм огцом нэмэгдэж, олон мянган хүнийг нүүлгэн шилжүүлэхээс өөр аргагүйд хүрсэн хүнд нөхцөл байдал үүсээд байна.
Испанийн цаг уурын алба AEMET-ээс тус улсад агаарын хэм 44 хэмд хүрч болзошгүйг анхааруулж, онцгой байдлын зэрэг тогтоогоод байна. Гвадалахара бүсэд гарсан ой хээрийн түймэр 32 мянган га талбайг хамарч, улсын түүхэн дэх хамгийн том гамшгуудын нэг болж байна. Үүнтэй холбогдуулан Испанийн Ерөнхий сайд Педро Санчес уур амьсгалын өөрчлөлттэй тэмцэх асуудлаар улс төрийн намуудыг нэгдмэл байр суурьтай байхыг уриаллаа.
Франц улсад зургаадугаар сарын 17-ноос долоодугаар сарын 2-ны хооронд үргэлжилсэн хэт халалтын улмаас 5,764 хүн нас барсан нь хэвийн үеийнхээс 36 хувиар өндөр үзүүлэлт болохыг эрүүл мэндийн байгууллагууд мэдээлэв. Өмнөд Францад дэгдсэн ой хээрийн түймрийн улмаас Бордо хотын ойролцоогоос 10 мянга гаруй оршин суугчийг нүүлгэн шилжүүлжээ.
Итали болон Испанийн алдартай аялал жуулчлалын бүсүүдэд агаарын хэм 42 хэм хүртэл халах төлөвтэй байгаа тул эрх баригчид иргэд болон жуулчдад сэрэмжлүүлэг өгч байна. Өнгөрсөн саруудад бүртгэгдсэн хэт халалтын улмаас Европ даяар нас баралт огцом нэмэгдсэн нь уур амьсгалын өөрчлөлтийн сөрөг үр дагавар хурцадсаныг харуулж байна.
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Europe is in the grip of a severe heatwave, with temperatures in Spain approaching the country’s all-time record and devastating wildfires spreading.
Spain’s meteorological agency AEMET has warned of “extraordinary danger” as it forecasts temperatures of up to 44C on Thursday, not far off the 47.6C record heat that hit the country five years ago.
Popular Spanish tourist spots, including the areas around Malaga, Valencia and Alicante, could see temperatures reach as high as 42C.
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Italy and France have also been affected by the extreme weather, with wildfires in southwestern France forcing the evacuation of more than 10,000 people near Bordeaux.
Dramatic footage shared on social media shows huge blazes in popular destinations like Sicily and Sardinia, during the height of the summer holidays.
The latest surge in temperatures come after heatwaves in June led to a spike in deaths across Europe, with 14,000 more people dying than would normally have been expected at this time of year, according to the EuroMOMO mortality monitoring hub.
France records 5,764 excess deaths from June-July heatwaves
France recorded 5,764 excess deaths between June 17 and July 2 when the country was hit by heatwaves, French TV station BFMTV reported on Wednesday, citing health authority data.
The count represents a 36 per cent excess mortality, BFMTV added.
Health Minister Stephanie Rist had originally estimated the excess deaths recorded in late June at 2,025.
The record-breaking heatwaves saw temperatures go well into the 40s.
Alex Croft23 July 2026 10:16
Mapped: Weather warnings in Spain on Thursday
Alex Croft23 July 2026 10:02
Spain plagued by dramatic wildfires amid intense heat
Spain has been plagued by wildfires during a period of dry weather and intense heat, with thousands evacuated.
In central Spain firefighters battled a wildfire on Wednesday that has burned over 32,000 hectares (79,000 acres) in one of the country’s largest blazes on record.
The fire in rural Guadalajara comes less than two weeks after a deadly blaze devastated a small expat community in southern Spain.
That small but extremely virulent fire killed 13 people, including several foreigners, in one of the southern European country’s deadliest wildfires.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Wednesday visited the fire-ravaged area in Guadalajara, and called for a pact between political parties to fight climate change.
“Year after year we clearly see how climate change kills and destroys wealth in our communities,” Sánchez said in the village of Tamajón, located less than two hours by car northeast of Madrid.
“This isn’t politics. It is science, it’s about facts.”
Some 34 villages have been evacuated in the area but there are no reported serious injuries or deaths.
Alex Croft23 July 2026 09:51
Mapped: Spain braces for heatwave as tourist hotspots warned over record-breaking weather
Spain is set to face its third brutal heatwave of an already record-breaking summer, with temperatures expected to hit highs of up to 44C.
The country’s meteorological agency AEMET warned the heatwave is expected to last all week, with temperatures approaching Spain’s all-time record of 47.6C five years ago.
Areas most severely affected will include much of the southeastern interior of the country, pushing wildfire dangers to extreme levels.
Alex Croft23 July 2026 09:49
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