Weather tracker: US and Europe swelter in June heatwaves | Environment
The first heat wave of this summer developed in the eastern half of the United States, and most places recorded the hottest temperature of the year on Sunday, which will probably be eaten on Monday and Tuesday.
High pressure in the Eastern USA accelerated hot air from the southern regions of the country, which resulted in something known as heat dome in the central regions on Friday before spreading to the east during the weekend. Temperatures increased significantly on Saturday, the Huron Regional Airport in South Dakota, 39.4C (102.9F), which has the highest average highest in June in June.
Minnesota was a minimum temperature on Saturday night at St Paul 27.8C. This was under 1.1c of the highest night minimum of the city for June, which was recorded in 1999.
Later, the temperature spread to the east on Sunday, and until the mid-30s, temperatures rose widely along the Middle West, Middle Atlantic and north-east. Temperatures in New York are expected to reach 36C on Monday and Tuesdays, while determining the daily records, while the Washington DC temperature can match or reach the breaking records in both days.
Boston will also experience temperatures in the 30s, probably on Tuesday, 34 ° C is high, just shy from daily records. Accompanying this heat will also have high humidity levels, make it feel even more hot, and temperatures feel potentially as high as 43C.
In general, the 250 -day temperature record may be broken on Mondays and Tuesdays, including both record levels and hot low levels, this heat wave makes it especially repressive.
Hot weather hit Western Europe last week and affected many countries, including France and England. The temperatures were above the average in Western Europe during the week before the peak on Saturday, and France shifted close to 40C.
The 39C recorded in Tusson in South-West France defeated the highest June temperature at a rate of 0.1C. Temperatures then fell to France and England on Sunday, and the temperature moved to Germany towards Germany against Europe.
Despite the response of Sunday, higher temperatures are expected in France this week and high pressure is expected to remain on the country. Temperatures may be as high as 38 ° C in Central France on Wednesday.
