Southeast Europe swelters as heat wave kills 25
A severe heat wave in southeastern Europe pushes temperatures to 113F in several areas and causes 25 deaths. Turkey reports 5200 killed chickens and widespread animal cooling efforts as Greece, Bulgaria, Croatia, Italy, and Romania face arid conditions. Athens records peak electricity use amid record July heat.
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Record Heat Driven By Desert Highs Across Regions
Heat waves push temperatures into the 80s and 90s as a high pressure dome traps hot air from the Sahara and Middle East. Southwestern Iran reported a blistering 120 degrees, illustrating extreme regional heat.
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