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The Italian island of Sicily may have registered the hottest temperature ever recorded in Europe - 48.8C (119.8F)
The reading needs to be verified by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
Regional authorities reported the reading near Syracuse on Wednesday.
The current official record in Europe is 48C, registered in Athens, Greece, in 1977.
The latest heatwave in Italy is being caused by an anticyclone - nicknamed Lucifer - moving up from Africa.
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badfaith
13 minutes ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

The good thing about living in the tropics is that it never changes from 26°C :sis:

That's the sad thing too :messga:

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1 hour ago, Levine said:

My god, this is insane. Are people ok there?


Fires raging in Italy have claimed a fifth death after Sicily recorded what is believed to be a new European temperature record.
Italian firefighters on Thursday morning reported making 528 interventions in the past 12 hours, 230 in Sicily. source
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I live some km up the italian peninsula, 10 degrees less, and it's already unlivable. I have to literally shut all windows and shutters off at 11 am and can open them only at 7 pm

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