Bloomberg called June the hottest month on record in Europe

June was the warmest month ever recorded in European countries. This was reported by Bloomberg.

It is noted that the heat threatened the lives of people and caused the overload of electrical networks, as well as the origin of forest fires.

The agency writes that a strong heat continues in much of Southern Europe. For example, in Italy and Spain, the air temperature can exceed 40 degrees. It is clear that the decline of jazirama has not yet been forecast. Next week, a heat wave from North Africa is expected to cause further increases in air temperature in Southern and central Europe.

In June, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) stated that the summer of 2023 could be the hottest on record for Europe and the planet as a whole. In the future, it was noted that the trend of rising temperatures will continue to increase.