The weather in Europe is urgent.

Fires broke out in many places in China, at least a dozen people fainted and died due to heatstroke or cold water stimulation, and the airstrip could not be used normally due to high temperature melting. Rare high temperature weather occurs in many European countries, especially in Britain, where the temperature directly exceeds 40℃, the highest since the founding of the People's Republic of China. Generally speaking, the summer in Europe is not very long, and the highest temperature is around 33 degrees.

First of all, according to British media reports, the continuous high temperature has caused many deaths. Because the weather is too hot, many people go swimming in the river to enjoy the cool. In just one week, 14 people suddenly fainted due to high temperature heatstroke or cold water stimulation, and some people died. The local meteorological bureau warned that the temperature in many parts of Britain is still rising, which shows that the local situation is not optimistic. The mayor of London even advised citizens not to attend barbecue parties and wild swimming to reduce the risk.

Secondly, some public transport problems in Britain are gradually emerging. For example, the airport was scorched by high temperature and many places collapsed. The plane that originally planned to land here was forced to move to other places, and the ground collapsed, which made the plane unable to take off normally. Because the high temperature may cause the track deformation of trains and subways, these buses are forced to slow down or stop directly. All trains at King's Cross Station in London were cancelled, and a large number of tourists were stranded at the station and could not travel normally.

Finally, the high temperature caused many fires, and the local situation was very severe, and firefighters were under great pressure. The hot weather makes it more difficult to put out the fire, especially in the suburbs of east London. The fire spread very quickly, and it took only 30 seconds to cause extensive damage. Even in order to protect the safety of the people, a large number of residents were forced to evacuate and leave their homes. London is not a city designed for high temperature, so the sudden high temperature made the local area declare to enter? Major event? State.