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Europe heatwave 2023 – live: Second heatwave Charon to hit Italy as temperatures could break records today - Vimarsana News

Europe heatwave 2023 – live: Second heatwave Charon to hit Italy as temperatures could break records today

Man dies in Italy, more measures in Greece, while US also sees heatwave and Spain records 60C ground temperature

Source: yahoo.com
Europe swelters in July heatwave - Vimarsana News

Europe swelters in July heatwave

Scorching temperatures hit Europe, set to continue as heatwave hits countries including Italy, Poland & Spain with temperatures up to 48C

Philippines inks deal with EU for Asia's first space cooperation program - Asia News NetworkAsia News Network - Vimarsana News

Philippines inks deal with EU for Asia's first space cooperation program - Asia News NetworkAsia News Network

Philippines inks deal with EU for Asia’s first space cooperation program Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

110 Days Without Rain Dries Up Longest River in Italy - Vimarsana News

110 Days Without Rain Dries Up Longest River in Italy

The longest river in Italy, the Po, has gone 110 days without rain and is still getting smaller and drier.

Heat maps show cities became 'urban heat islands' as temperatures in parts of Europe soared in June - Vimarsana News

Heat maps show cities became 'urban heat islands' as temperatures in parts of Europe soared in June

Heat maps released by the European Space Agency reveal that 'urban heat islands' were formed during heatwaves in June. Experts are worried they will worsen as climate change continues.