According to current forecasts, a new wave of heat is expected to hit Austria starting July 31, potentially lasting into early August, bringing very high temperatures. In Spain, the third severe heatwave has already begun, with temperatures reaching up to 47°C, threatening records and increasing the risk of wildfires. The Spanish Meteorological Agency warns this heatwave could last the entire week. The phenomenon is caused by a 'heat dome,' where hot and dry air moves northward from parts of Africa, including the Sahara. Austrian meteorologist Marcus Wadsak warned on Facebook that more extreme heat is coming, with some long-term forecasts predicting temperatures as high as 43°C in Vienna, though experts caution these projections remain uncertain. Germany is also preparing for another intense heatwave, with models suggesting temperatures could reach up to 44°C across the country.
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