Earlier fears from abnormal drought was expressed by forecasters in Germany.

According to the forecast given by the journalists of The Guardian, in all towns, from Spain to Germany, the temperature will start to rise from 32 degrees to 38 or even 40 degrees Celsius in the hottest regions. The combination of storm that stayed over the Atlantic and high pressure over Central Europe will draw hot air from Africa to the North, which will lead to a potentially dangerous increase in the air temperature over much of Western and Central Europe.

First heat will affect Madrid, Berlin, Paris, Brussels and Frankfurt. Then a hot wave moves to the East in Bucharest, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade and Sofia. In France, except for coastal region, Brittany, are expecting 35-40 degrees during the day and 20 degrees at night.

Meanwhile, in Germany, meteorologists do not exclude updating of the historical maximum established in 2015 in Bavaria, when the temperature reached a record high of 40.3 degrees.

The European environment Agency (EEA) warns that the temperature readings in July and August this year may exceed the results of the summer of 2018, the warmest in the entire history of observations on the continent. According to scientists, in the next 10 years of climate emergency, will become regular.

The producers of the South of Russia also predict the adverse impact of high temperatures this summer for the harvest. The owner of the garden "BAM" Alexander Akimov in interview with FruitNews has previously noted that in the summer of 2019, the temperature will be two degrees higher than in the past, and on the soil surface will exceed 50 degrees C. At this temperature, the fruits cease to develop and the crop may be seriously affected.

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