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The heatwave could potentially lead to record-breaking temperatures, forecasters say.

Because of the heat, and so there are fears here that this heatwave could cause many more deaths this summer, and that's why the italian authorities are advising people to stay indoors, to drink plenty of water, and to check on their neighbours if they live alone. now, people here are being urged to take this extremely seriously because these extreme temperatures are expected to continue for the next ten days. expected to continue for the next ten da s. . ~ expected to continue for the next ten da s. ., ~ ., expected to continue for the next ten da s. ., ~ i. ., ., ten days. 0k, thank you for ...

To reach 48.8 celsius, as you mentioned just now. that could break a record for the hottest temperature ever to be recorded in europe. but as you said, this isn't just happening in italy, it is happening across several european countries. france, germany, spain, for example, is already recording its second heatwave. in greece we have seen temperatures of 44 celsius and some of the most famous archaeological sites are going to be closed for the next few days. authorities here are urging people to take this very seriously because heatwaves like this one could be quite dangerous for people's heal...

Have been issued for ten cities, including florence and rome. residents have been advised to drink at least two litres of water a day and to avoid coffee and alcohol, which can cause dehydration. our correspondent, sofia bettiza, gave us this update from rome. very hot at the moment. it's about 35 celsius here in rome right now. it's the middle ofjuly. as you can see, there are a lot of tourists who visit italy at this time of year. in the last few days, several tourists have collapsed here in rome because of heat stroke. one tourist from the uk passed out in front of the coliseum. this heatwa...

Tourists heading to the mediteranean and the beach in places like antibes are being warned to take extra care. this was taken in northern spain, where locals are having to do what they can to keep themselves and their animals cool. in germany, fields are already parched as the heatwave takes hold. in greece, there've been dozens of forest fires in the last few days in this part of the peloponnese, with temperatures expected to hit 45 degrees celsius. and they'll do anything to keep cool in italy, where10 cities including rome and florence have been issued with red alert warnings for severe hea...