Mediterranean Sea Shatters Temperature Records Amidst European Heatwave
Water temperatures off Mallorca reached 33.02C, surpassing previous records and offering little relief to tourists enduring extreme heat across the continent.
Water temperatures off Mallorca reached 33.02C, surpassing previous records and offering little relief to tourists enduring extreme heat across the continent.
As hosepipe bans affect much of England and Wales, a leading lawn expert advises patience and cautions against common, potentially damaging treatments.
Italy places all major cities on highest heat alert, while Austria records its hottest-ever temperature amid widespread wildfires and drought.
Warmer weather linked to rise in incidents involving seahorses, prompting a legal warning from marine authorities.
Environment Agency advises against swimming at 20 designated bathing waters across England, citing contamination and pollution.
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Record temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius were registered, marking the third such occurrence for Slovakia this summer.