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Spokesman Rubén del Campo said an anticyclone is pushing a hot mass of air from Africa towards Spain and other Mediterranean countries. The agency says it expects temperatures to drop sometime Wednesday. Spain’s Aemet weather agency said the heat wave this week “will affect a large part of the countries bordering the Mediterranean“ with temperatures in some southern areas of Spain exceeding 42 C (107 F). More than 4,000 residents were evacuated from their homes Saturday but were allowed to return as of late Sunday. The blaze has burned some 4,600 hectares (11,300 acres) of mostly woody hill land and some 20 houses and buildings.

Italian farm lobby Coldiretti, meanwhile, issued an alarm about the plight of domestic and farm animals, noting that cows are producing around 10 per cent less milk as a result of the heat.Įlsewhere in Spain, a wildfire that started Saturday on the Canary island of La Palma continued to burn out-of-control Monday, although authorities says weaker winds and cooler temperatures in the area are helping firefighters combat it. Power outages were hitting parts of Rome as electric grids suffered under heavier demand from air conditioners as people sought relief. Italy's capital city was expected to be even hotter on Tuesday, as were several other cities in particular in Sardinia and Sicily. The mercury in Rome hit 35 C (95 F) just before noon Monday and was forecast to near 40 C (104 F) in the afternoon. The third heatwave in a month was expected to affect much of the Mediterranean and last until Wednesday. Local celebrities went on state-run RAI television to read the recommendations aloud, in hopes of spreading the message.

The culprit was a high-pressure anticyclone dubbed Cerberus, the multi-headed dog that guards gates to the underworld in Greek mythology. The health ministry issued 10 recommendations to protect elderly people, the sick and pets from the heat, urging people to stay indoors during the hottest hours, drink at least 1.5 litres (nearly half a gallon) of water a day and refrain from strenuous exercise at peak daylight times. ROME (AP) - Italian health officials intensified heat warnings as southern Europe began a brutally hot week on Monday with temperatures expected to top 40 C - or 104 F - on a continent already overburdened by tourists.

Waves Complete 14 (17.07.23) instal the new for android