Several European countries are registering record temperatures due to the heat wave they are going through. The thermometer gives a break to Spain due to the arrival of a DANA.
This week temperatures have dropped in Spainfor the arrival of a DANA to the Iberian Peninsula it is a cold air current which will cause instability and rain throughout the country.
Added to the generalized thermal decrease are locally intense showers and thunderstorms especially in the middle and extreme north as well as in the interior, the northeast of the peninsula and the Balearic Islands.
The roofs of a supermarket and that of a residence they have fallen apart in Ontinyent (Valencia) and Sangüesa (Navarra) respectively by not supporting the weight of the rains of the last 24 hours.
Spain, the exception of Europe
This makes Spain the mainland exceptionWell, Europe, burned by the flames of several fires -the most serious in Greece- go through a heat wave that I can’t breathe.
He National Weather Service of Serbia warns of the temperature rise up to 41 degreessomething unusual in the country. “Throughout the week the weather will be very hot, with maximum temperatures of 35 to 41 degrees,” warns the institution.
“Very dangerous” temperatures
The country’s Government has raised the alarm, ensuring that these temperatures are “dangerous or very dangerous depending on the hours of the day for people and animals.
Romania orange alert has been issued due to the heat wave that is also going through the country and? will last until Thursday nightbut meteorologists warn that the ‘oven feeling’ will last all week.
People living in the south and west of the country aren fighting desperately to cope with high temperatures.
“I like the heat, but still, I think it does too much. This year I have not had the opportunity to stay on my terrace, at home, I have only spent time inside, with the air conditioning on“says a neighbor.
Agriculture, the other victim of extreme heat
Extreme heat and drought are also harmful to agriculture. The heat wave is devastating Bosnian corn crops. Farmers in the grain center around Bijeljina estimate that between 40% and 60% of their crops have been damaged this year.
The country has suffered three heat waves this year and the only thing farmers can do is see how their corn crops wither in the fields.
