La agobiante ola de calor que sacude a Europa y Asia
Varios países de Europa y Asia seguían afectados por temperaturas de hasta 50ºC. En España, que declaró la alerta roja.
Yoshitaka Nishi/The Yomiuri ShimbunPeople, putting up parasol, walk on hot road in Tokyo on August 2, 2018. The optical phenomenon, which appears to be water, is often seen on hot roadways due to fine weather and high temperature. According to Japan Metrological Agency, the maximum temperature reached 35 degree Celsius (about 95 degrees Fahrenheit) as of 11 am in Tokyo. ( The Yomiuri Shimbun )
Varios países de Europa y Asia seguían afectados por temperaturas de hasta 50ºC. En España, que declaró la alerta roja. tres personas han muerto por la intensa ola de calor. En Holanda han sido cerradas algunas carreteras porque el calor derritió parte del pavimento.
Alejandro Martinez Velez/Sputnik5604070 03.08.2018 People drink water in Sevilla, Spain. Due to extreme heat in Spanish provinces, the red level of danger was announced (air temperature exceeds 41 degrees). In some cities the temperature has reached 48 degrees. Alejandro Martinez Velez / Sputnik
Beata Zawrzel/NurPhotoPeople are having fun running through a water sprinkler at Jan Nowak-Jezioranski Square as the heat wave continues. Krakow, Poland on 2 August, 2018. (Photo by Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto)
OLGA BOROBIO/NOTIMEX80801129. Berl�n, 1 Ago 2018 (Notimex-Olga Borobio).- Con pantalones cortos y sandalias, los habitantes de Berl�n buscan refrescarse en los parques y jardines de la ciudad debido a que este mi�rcoles la temperatura alcanz� los 37 grados cent�grados. NOTIMEX/FOTO/OLGA BOROBIO/COR/WEA/
Wang luhao/ImaginechinaA local Chinese resident shields himself with a towel to cool off in the city's hottest day on record since 1951 in Shenyang city, northeast China's Liaoning province, 2 August 2018.
Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, on Thursday (2 August 2018) experienced its hottest day on record since 1951 as the temperature reached 38.4 degrees Celsius. The temperature was recorded at 3:48 p.m., exceeding the previous high of 38.3 degrees Celsius on July 18, 1952, according to the city meteorological bureau. The city started to keep complete weather records in 1951. Records show hottest days usually occur in June or July.
Kaname Muto/The Yomiuri ShimbunA beluga whale (white whale, Delphinapterus leucas) belches out water to audience during a splash time at Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in Kanagawa Prefecture on August 2, 2018. Children were pleased with the splash of water in hot weather during the summer vacation. This event will be held until September 2nd. According to Japan Metrological Agency, the maximum temperature reached 36.2 degree Celsius (about 97 degrees Fahrenheit) as of 12 p.m. in Tokyo. ( The Yomiuri Shimbun )
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