spain: Second heat wave in as many weeks grips Mediterranean while fires hit Spain, Switzerland and Greece
Several parts of southern Europe are sweating through a new heat wave, amplified by climate change, that is expected to persist for days. The UN weather agency said that temperatures in Europe could break the 48.8-degree Celsius (119.8-degree Fahrenheit) record set in Sicily two years ago, as concerns grew the heat would provoke a spike in deaths.