The heat dome directly affects western Europe, and the temperature is approaching 45 degrees Celsius in Spain

Arabia Weather - The latest outputs from weather maps, especially those showing the behavior and movement of air masses, indicate that the heat dome will affect the southwest of the European continent during the end of July and the beginning of August, and is accompanied by an air mass with high surface heating, causing a strong heat wave that may reach... During which temperatures reach the mid-40s in Spain, which is most affected by the heat wave.

The heat dome is accompanied by a heat wave that inflames the atmosphere of Western Europe, especially Spain

In detail, the European continent, especially its southwest, will be affected in the coming days by the heat wave, especially Portugal and Spain, and the heat wave causes extremely hot and extremely stressful weather in all regions. According to processed weather maps, many regions of Spain are expected to record temperatures in the forties in the coming days, and may touch the mid-forties in some parts. At the same time, the Spanish capital, Madrid, is expected to record temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, thus being hotter than the capitals of the Levant, where maximum temperatures range between the mid-twenties and mid-thirties Celsius.

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The heat wave includes large countries on the European continent as well

The weather forecast staff at the Arab Regional Weather Center indicated that the heat wave will extend to most European countries, including Italy and the Scandinavian countries, with maximum temperatures reaching 36-37 degrees Celsius in Rome and Athens, for example.

In light of advanced computer simulations sensing expectations of recording temperatures reaching levels of forty, it is expected that the highs in European cities will exceed those recorded in the capitals of the Levant, as the highs in the capitals of the Levant range between 29-36 degrees Celsius amid relatively hot summer weather.

God knows.

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