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Wildfires fanned by heatwave and strong winds rage across Europe, burning houses and factories
PATRAS, Greece,/MADRID (Reuters) -Wildfires caused by arsonists or thunderstorms and fanned by a heatwave and strong winds continued to rage across southern Europe on Wednesday, burning houses, farms and factories and forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents and tourists.
Wildfires, extreme heat waves sweep Europe, forcing evacuations and sparking red alerts
MADRID—Wildfires burned in parts of Europe on Tuesday as millions of people across the continent struggled to adapt to the new reality: record summer heat. Temperatures in some areas soared past 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit).
Wildfires intensified across southern Europe Wednesday, with a round-the-clock battle to protect the perimeter of Greece's ...
Wildfires are raging across southern Europe, killing at least three people in Spain, Turkey and Albania. ATHENS, Greece (AP) ...
Firefighters across Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey and the Balkans were battling wildfires on Tuesday, with another heatwave ...
Outside the Greek port city of Patras, firefighters struggled to protect homes and agricultural facilities as flames tore ...
High-speed train services between Madrid and Galicia have been indefinitely suspended following a wildfire in the province of ...
MADRID - Firefighters have contained a wildfire near the Spanish capital Madrid, in the Tres Cantos area, which killed one ...
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