Heatwave warnings have been issued for Brits heading overseas to enjoy the final rays of sunshine before winter.
Italian authorities are on red alert because of the hot temperatures that will be hitting multiple cities in coming days.
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Today, a red warning was issued for Bologna and Bolzano. Also, Brescia. Florence. Frosinone. Latina. Palermo. Perugia. Rieti. Rome. Turin.
As of Wednesday, Genoa and Milan will join Trieste, Naples, Trieste, Trieste, Trieste, Trieste, Venice, Trieste.
It is expected that temperatures will reach 40C in many of Italy’s largest cities. The heat may affect those who are most susceptible.
The red alert means that all individuals should avoid the sun and stay inside between 10am-6pm in order to prevent heatstroke and other heat related illnesses.
It’s been just over a week since the deadly heat wave Cerberus that left 3 dead. Temperatures reached 48C.
The extreme weather caused the death of a 44-year-old man who collapsed while painting a zebra crossing in Milan at 40C.
He was rushed to the hospital but could not be saved.
The two boys, aged seven and six, who died in Manfredonia, southern Australia, were brothers. ItalyAccording to reports, the alleged cooling down.
In August 2021, Sicily recorded the highest temperature ever in Italy and Europe. It was 48.8C.
Weather experts have declared 2023 an El Niño year – a natural phenomenon that occurs cyclically and causes fluctuations in the global climate.
The UN’s World Meteorological Organization said it will raise temperatures around the world, and the effect is likely to continue for the rest of the year.
A woman on TikTok shared her tips for hot weather, saying that they can make the home 5 to 10 degrees colder.
Lacy J.@lacyjsprettylilthings3.0( posted a clip of her outside preparing for the Heatwave aYou can also watch the video below.TikTok:
The text said: “I know who is from where by their looks when I am watering my roof in a heat warning.”
The video shows her spraying her roof using the water hose on her deck.
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Put some water on your roof. “As the water evaporates, it absorbs the heat just like sweat,” the caption added.
This video attracted many viewers, who expressed their views in the comments.
My neighbors are looking at me in a similar way [side-eye emoji]One person wrote: “But it works.” But it works.”
Lacy responded, “My neighbours too.” Like hey, don’t knock until you rock it.