The State Meteorological Agency reports that it should end throughout this day and that on Tuesday a drop in thermometers would be felt in most of the country. In the case of Spain, this Monday we reached the eighth day of the heat wave. The United Kingdom experienced this Monday the hottest day of the year, registering a maximum temperature of 38.1 degrees Celsius, according to the Spanish Meteorological Office. This is the highest temperature record in more than a century, but the alarms have also sounded in the neighboring country, in the United Kingdom, where since the previous week the National Meteorological Agency warned that between this Monday and this Tuesday in the city of London could reach 40 degrees Celsius, thus becoming the highest temperature forecast in the entire history of the island. This is the case of Ireland, where meteorologists reported that throughout the afternoon 33 degrees Celsius were reached in the capital, Dublin, the highest recorded in the last century. This has caused unprecedented maximum temperature records to be reported this Monday. The person responsible, the heat wave that began the previous week in southwestern Europe and that over the last few hours has begun to move towards the British Isles. British Isles The temperatures that are hitting the old continent over the last few days are anything but normal. Heat advisories and extreme heat warnings cover Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, and the Dakotas.
Temperatures are forecast to exceed 32 degrees, reaching over 40 degrees in some areas. More than 40 million people are under heat alert this Monday and Tuesday. Several US states, from the North Central Plains to Texas, are facing possible record temperatures this week, according to the National Weather Service. United States In the US, 92 all-time record high temperatures had been recorded as of July 16, compared with just five all-time record low temperatures, according to data from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Europe and the United States are bracing again for dangerous heat waves. In comparison, only 18 cold records have been broken this year in the world. The data doesn’t lie: global heat records are far outpacing cold: 188 global heat records have been broken so far in 2022, more than 50 of them occurring last week.
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