Europe is facing a wave of extreme heat, with temperatures that can exceed 40 degrees. Spain and France are the most affected, and farmers are preparing for possible heat shocks.

Europe is under the influence of strong anticyclones, which has led to a wave of extreme heat, with temperatures up to 10 degrees higher than the average for this period. In Spain, temperatures reached 37.7 degrees, while in France, 35 degrees.

This situation will last for almost a week, particularly affecting Spain, France, and Portugal. Meteorologist Giulio Betti warned that regions in central and northern Italy will experience typical June temperatures, with highs of up to 35 degrees.

This extreme heat poses a threat to crops, which may suffer damage due to thermal shock. Coldiretti has issued alerts for farmers, emphasizing the need for preventive measures. Additionally, the Super El Niño phenomenon could complicate the situation, generating heat waves and extreme weather events in Europe from August to November.

This underscores the importance of preparing for potential emergency situations.