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    1. Wagamaga on

      A heatwave continues to grip large parts of Europe, with authorities in many countries issuing health warnings amid searing temperatures.

      Southern Spain is the worst-affected region, with temperatures in the mid-40s Celsius recorded in Seville and neighbouring areas.

      A new heat record for June of 46C was set on Saturday in the town of El Granado, according to Spain’s national weather service, which also said this month is on track to be the hottest June on record.

      Red heat warnings are in force in parts of Portugal, Italy and Croatia, with numerous amber warnings covering areas of Spain, France, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland.

      In Barcelona, a woman died after completing a shift as a road sweeper on Saturday, when temperatures were very high. Local authorities are investigating her death.

    2. International_Run463 on

      And still there’s people denying climate change.

    3. Diagoras21 on

      Strange how we could halt society during covid when the boomers were dying, but when the young are going to inherit a furnace we can only do the bare minimum.

    4. Meanwhile 16c and rainy at least two weeks in a row here in the Nordics.

    5. 47.5 in Portugal. The hotest day ever in june

      Edit: my bad, it was 46.6°, still the hottest day in june ever in Portugal

    6. ageingrapidly on

      It just won’t stop, what we witness here is simply the beginning. We will actually have to start planning if not already living underground, because this environment is not viable.

    7. New_Perception_7838 on

      And still I keep having discussions with people who say “everything is normal, the climate has always changed, and whatever, I am not going to change my lifestyle anyway”.

    8. Massive-Morning2160 on

      Strangely here on Reddit people are quite aware of climate change and everything. Guess I’ll go argue on Facebook

    9. Tortenkopf on

      If only there was something the Spanish could do about it.

    10. atzucach on

      Hello all from Barcelona at 28° and 72% humidity at 12:26. Shoutout to everyone else still in the soup, hope you manage to get the best rest possible. 

    11. West_to_East on

      How developed nations are not going *whole hog* into green tech is INSANE. How the masses are not demanding they do so is demoralizing.

      We need to get hydro, wind, solar, tidal, geo-thermal, nuclear etc. whatever massively built to supply our energy needs and the replace fossil fuels. We need to stay cool and likely grow crops more in climate controlled areas (both in the short cooler seasons and in hotter *dead* season). We need to power to cool our homes and places of work. We need to power for every growing tech energy demands And of course we need THIS type of energy generation to get off fossil fuels.

      Get green transit going inside cities and between cities. Tax the shit our of personal vehicles, especially LARGE american trucks. Congestion pricing in cities and out right ban personal vehicles in some areas. Make it so people do not feel the need to drive.

      Tax the FUCK out of selfish rich travel. Why should a billionaire take a private jet for a 15m stop that pollutes up the wazoo, but every day people get shamed for using plastic straws?

    12. Teddington_Quin on

      Nice and toasty in the UK. Got the barbecues out. Summer is here.

    13. Jaktheslaier on

      It’s midnight in Lisboa and it’s still 32ºC. In the South of Portugal, one city was registering 37.5ºC at 22h

    14. Ok-Chapter-2071 on

      1 AM and it’s 26 degrees out in Slovenia, we’ve had a heateave and drought for weeks now

    15. Annanymuss on

      Im from spain but thank god Im from the north and fresh side, still was a heavy day today

    16. It’s gonna become more and more of a luxury living up north.

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