Extreme Storm Warnings in Europe as Tourist Hotspots Evacuated

High Temperatures and Severe Storms Batter Europe

Europe is experiencing a mix of extreme weather conditions, with record-high temperatures and severe storms affecting different regions.

In Serbia and Romania, heatwaves have reached 40ºC (104ºF), prompting warnings for residents to stay indoors during the hottest hours.

Flash Floods and Evacuations in Spain

Meanwhile, Spain has been battered by heavy rainfall, causing flash floods and forcing evacuations in several regions.

The popular tourist destination of Alicante has been particularly hard hit, with streets submerged in water and residents forced to abandon their homes.

Heatwave Forces Beach Closures in Italy

In Italy, the island of Sicily has declared a state of emergency due to a severe drought, with water shortages affecting both residents and tourists.

The island's popular beaches have been closed as temperatures soar, with authorities urging people to stay indoors.

Warnings for Tourists

Officials have issued warnings for tourists visiting Mediterranean destinations to stay indoors during the hottest hours of the day, as the second heatwave of the summer continues to affect the region.

Flights have been cancelled and transportation services have been disrupted in some areas due to the extreme weather conditions.