The centuries-old "Hungry Stone" on the Elbe River in the Czech Republic has reappeared due to drought. How high is the local temperature?

The local temperature is very high. The average temperature in various regions across the country has reached over 40 degrees Celsius, and severe drought and water shortages have occurred.

High temperature weather not only brings hot temperatures. At the same time, drought and other conditions may occur in very few areas. Especially for European residents, this summer has been miserable. After all, most parts of Europe have experienced high temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius, and there have even been severe droughts. The centuries-old "Starvation Stone" on the Elbe River in the Czech Republic has reappeared due to drought.

As a country in Europe, the Czech Republic has also been swept by this high temperature weather. As in other European countries, the average temperature in all regions of the country exceeds forty degrees Celsius. There are even droughts and water shortages in very few areas. As the largest river in the Czech Republic, the Elbe River has experienced no rainfall for a long time. As a result, the water level of the river bed continued to drop, and even the starving stone appeared in the center of the river bed, which has set a historical record for hundreds of years. The same is true in much of Europe.

Compared to the situation in the Czech Republic, the same is true in most countries in Europe. All have been affected by high temperatures and drought to varying degrees, especially France. There is already a serious water shortage problem in France, and the water shortage problem is becoming more and more serious. In addition, the amount of water stored in all dams in France is decreasing. If the hot weather does not ease, Europe will be plunged into drought. Europe will also become a truly barren land and a forbidden zone for humans. It is caused by abnormal weather.

This time, droughts occurred not only in Europe, but also in Asia and the Middle East. Especially as a large country in North America, drought conditions have occurred in many large states in the central region of the United States. Residents' water supply problems are also similar to those in Europe, with serious shortages. The drought problem is difficult to solve, and we mainly rely on artificial rainfall and water transportation.