The burning heat Lucifer” causes casualties in Europe, some countries with red alarm

The “santial” of temperatures has caused the thermometer to reach 44 degrees in Spain.

So far, at least five people have died in Italy and Romania.

Incredibly high temperatures are being recorded in areas that include areas like Spain and Portugal, southern France, Italy, the Balkans and Hungary.

Hospitals have seen a 15-20 percent increase in Italy, where at least three people have died.

What countries have had the hottest weather?

Weather researchers have warned that the dangerous danger of heat has threatened life on the continent.

Meteolarm ʹ a extensive operation in Europe, composed of dozens of national weather services, has warned that <x0] damage and major accidents are likely, in many cases, to be life threatening”

Red alert is given to countries considered a highly dangerous “”, which means that predictions speak extremely intensive meteorological phenomena and that include countries like Italy, Switzerland, Croatia and Poland.

Orange alert -- means dangerous weather, including countries like Spain, southern France, Greece and most of the Mediterranean.

What is the final prediction?

The temperatures in southern Europe continued to rise on Saturday, Sunday, and continuing.

In Italy, humidity and other factors are making the temperature feel much hotter at the so-called “temperature perceived”, which in Chapania, the region around Naples, is estimated at around 55 degrees Friday.

Firefighters are fighting sweeping fires throughout Korsica and southern Europe amid the deadly heat wave.

French authorities have transported firefighters and trucks from the continent to Corsica to help extinguish a blaze that has been blazing for days. /topchannel/