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15 cities in Italy have gone through the heat alert today and 17 tomorrow - this is the weather that accompanies the weekend, which is the culmination of summer holidays. About 13 million Italians are going on the journey. In historic cities, tourists find it difficult to explore monuments.more

900 firefighters from Greece and several other countries are still fighting fires on the Greek island of Evia. Local authorities say that after nine days of struggling with fire, they finally managed to regain control of the element. At the same time, other regions in Europe are struggling with record-high temperatures.more

49-50 degrees Celsius could reach Italy's temperature in the coming days, meteorologists warn. The biggest heatwave will hit regions and islands in the south of the country, while in the north and in the center it is expected to be around 40 degrees in the hottest week this summer.more

In Tunis, midday thermometers showed 48 degrees Celsius yesterday, a temperature record for the Tunisian capital, the National Institute of Meteorology of Tunisia (INM) reported. The previous record was set in 1982 and was 46.8 degrees.more

Lucifer came over Italy. This is what meteorologists called the subtropical African anticyclone, which brought record heat. The coming days will be the hottest this summer, with temperatures reaching 47-48 degrees Celsius in the south.more

In Greece, the seventh day continues with a huge fire on the second largest island in the country - Euboea. The Greeks are having "another difficult night", Nikos Hardalias, deputy minister of civil defense and crisis management, said today.more

A record-breaking heat week is starting in Italy, and with it the serious threat of further fires that regularly break out in the country. Civil Defense calls for the utmost vigilance, avoidance of dangerous behavior and immediate reporting of fires.more

Britain could bask in another heatwave later this month after relentless downpours and thunderstorms finally clear up. more

Heavy thunderstorms are set to sweep the country today and this weekend, with warnings of flash flooding and travel disruption.more

Glaciers and ice caps in two archipelagos in the Russian Arctic are losing enough meltwater to fill nearly five million Olympic-size swimming pools each year, research shows.more

Last month was one of the world's hottest Julys on record, behind only 2019 and 2016, with unusually high temperatures seen in regions from Finland to the United States, EU scientists said on Thursday.more

In Greece, firefighters are fighting fires, on the island of Rhodes and the north-west of the Peloponnesian Peninsula, Greek services said yesterday. Prime Minister Kyriakos Micotakis warns of "the worst heat since 1987".more

Greenland is experiencing its most significant melting event of the year as temperatures in the Arctic surge. The amount of ice that melted on Tuesday alone would be enough to cover the entire state of Florida in two inches of water.more

Winds of up to 75mph are expected to lash south-west England today as newly named Storm Evert gathers pace.more

The UK is already undergoing disruptive climate change with increased rainfall, sunshine and temperatures, according to scientists.more

Cyprus, Cuba, Turkey, Canada, Northern Ireland and Antarctica have had the highest temperatures in the past two years, and new research suggests that there will be more and more such extremes. Scientists say that abnormal heat waves can be up to seven times more frequent as a result of climate change.more

An extreme heat wave is looming over the eastern south of Europe. It is predicted that today the temperature may reach even 43 degrees C. Local authorities are preparing for the upcoming severe weather conditions.more

Amid spiking temperatures and humidity at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday, tennis player Daniil Medvedev posed an unsettling question: Who would take responsibility if he were to die on court?more

W ciągu 10 lat w Wielkiej Brytanii po raz pierwszy może zostać osiągnięta temperatura 40 stopni Celsjusza, bo przez zmiany klimatu intensywne fale upałów będą się zdarzać coraz częściej - uważają naukowcy, których cytuje "The Sunday Times".more

Torrential rain has flooded roads and tube stations in London after thunderstorms hit the south of England on Sunday. Barts Health NHS trust declared a major incident after the flooding led to problems at Whipps Cross hospital and Newham Hospital in the east of the city.more

A warm August is on the cards after the heatwave is set to end in thunderstorms later this week, the Met Office has said.more

Northern Ireland has provisionally broken its temperature record for the second day in a row - and the third time in a week. Armagh reached 31.4C at 3.20pm this afternoon, according to the Met Office, beating the 31.3C in Castlederg in County Tyrone on Wednesday.more

England’s hot sunny weather is set to come to an abrupt end at the weekend, with Brits being warned that heavy rain could cause disruption. more

The highest temperature ever recorded was recorded in Northern Ireland for the second time in just five days. Yesterday afternoon in Castlederg in the western part of the country, the thermometers showed 31.3 degrees Celsius.more

Scientists warn the catastrophic floods that devastated western Europe last week are a glimpse into the future for the region, as climate change fuels more intense, slower-moving storm systems that can hold vast amounts of precipitation. more