L'ondata di caldo record in Italia coinvolge 18 città al bollino rosso martedì, con temperature estreme. Si prevede un miglioramento a partire da mercoledì, ma intanto è in arrivo una perturbazione con maltempo e temporali al Nord e poi al Centro-Sud.
Australian alpine ski resorts in New South Wales and Victoria broke July temperature records, with some areas up to 12C above average. This follows a difficult ski season reliant on snow-making, exacerbated by an El Niño event and a high-pressure system, raising concerns about future ski seasons due to global heating.
L'Italia affronta una fase super-estiva con temperature costantemente sopra la media da 48 giorni. La terza ondata di caldo africano, prevista fino al 23 luglio, porterà picchi di 40°C e oltre, mettendo a dura prova il Paese.
Despite escalating global heatwaves and scientific warnings, major oil companies are planning significant increases in fossil fuel production, prioritizing shareholder profits over climate goals. This expansion contradicts Paris Agreement targets and exacerbates the climate crisis.
Sydney experienced its hottest June on record in 2026, with a mean temperature of 16.1C. The month saw 15 consecutive days above 20C, a record for June. Experts attribute the warmth to global warming and record ocean temperatures off the NSW coast, warning of amplified heatwaves and bushfire risks in spring and summer.
Il report Snpa del 2025 rivela temperature atmosferiche superiori alla media in Italia, con giugno particolarmente torrido. La siccità colpisce Centro e Sud, mentre il Nord vede un miglioramento idrico. Eventi estremi e riscaldamento globale globale preoccupano.
Europe is experiencing its most severe heatwave in decades, breaking temperature records across the continent. The extreme heat has caused infrastructure damage, led to over 1,300 excess deaths, and highlighted ideological debates over air conditioning use.
L'ondata di caldo record sta colpendo duramente Italia ed Europa, con temperature estreme, morti e allerte rosse in numerose città. Due persone sono morte a Genova, mentre in Francia due gemelle di 15 mesi sono decedute per disidratazione. L'Oms segnala oltre 1.300 morti in eccesso in Europa.
Germany sets new all-time temperature record at 41.5°C, politicians struggle to agree on retirement reforms, and industry leaders blame Deutsche Bahn for billions in losses due to rail inefficiencies.
Europe faces its most severe heatwave on record, with temperature records broken in France, the UK, and Switzerland. Despite warnings and some adaptations, the continent struggles with the crisis, highlighting failures in long-term preparation and the need for urgent climate action.
Record heatwaves in Western Europe are prompting investors to seek companies offering solutions for climate adaptation, decarbonization, and resilience. Experts highlight opportunities in insurance, HVAC, cooling systems, and grid modernization as extreme weather becomes the norm.
The UK recorded its hottest June day for the third consecutive day, reaching 37.3C in Suffolk. The intense heatwave caused widespread travel disruption, school closures, and significant strain on NHS services, though temperatures are forecast to ease over the weekend.
The UK recorded a new June temperature high of 37.3C in Santon Downham, Suffolk, marking the third consecutive day records were broken. A Met Office red warning for extreme heat is active for parts of south-east and central southern England, with thunderstorms also forecast.
The UK government faces urgent calls for action against the climate crisis as June's highest temperature record was broken for the third consecutive day, with warnings of significant deaths, economic losses, and strain on infrastructure due to the worst heatwave in western Europe.
The UK provisionally set a new June temperature record of 36.1C in Gosport, Hampshire, on Wednesday, with Thursday expected to be even hotter, potentially reaching 38C. Met Office warnings for extreme heat remain, causing transport disruption, before temperatures ease by Friday.
Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave with record-breaking temperatures. Cities are implementing 'cool-down' spots, adjusting school schedules, offering free activities, and advising on safety measures for workers and the public.
A severe heatwave across Europe has led to approximately 20 drownings in France as people sought relief in unsupervised waters. Record temperatures are being recorded in France and Britain, straining services, while Spain also experiences extreme heat. An 'Omega block' weather pattern is identified as the cause, with climate change intensifying such events.
L'Italia affronta un'intensa ondata di caldo con 15 città in 'bollino rosso' per rischio massimo. Si registrano disagi, sovraffollamento dei pronto soccorso e casi di colpi di calore. L'ondata dovrebbe durare almeno fino a fine mese.
A severe heatwave across Europe has led to at least 18 deaths in France, including two children found in a hot car. Temperature records were broken in several cities, with Bordeaux reaching 41.9°C. Europe is warming at double the global rate.
L'anticiclone Caronte porta temperature record in Europa, con picchi fino a 43°C in Francia e 39°C in Inghilterra. L'Italia affronta notti tropicali e rischio temporali.
Two young children were found dead in a car in southern France amid a severe heatwave. Authorities suspect the extreme temperatures are the cause. The deaths follow those of elderly individuals and swimming accident victims, as France and other European nations issue extreme heat warnings.
Western Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave with record-breaking temperatures. France has issued a red alert for 49 departments, impacting 35 million people. Spain, Belgium, and the UK are also facing extreme heat, leading to event cancellations and service disruptions.
Un'ondata di caldo subtropicale anomala colpirà l'Europa centro-occidentale e l'Italia da lunedì 22 giugno fino a fine mese. Previsti picchi di 40°C in Francia e Germania, 35°C a Londra e 38-39°C in Italia, con notti tropicali e temporali intensi sulle Alpi e nel Centro Italia.
L'estate inizia con un'ondata di calore estremo su tutta l'Italia. Temperature fino a 39°C, 10°C sopra la media, a causa di un anticiclone subtropicale e aria dal Nord Africa. Possibili temporali isolati sulle Alpi e Appennini.
