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An annual four-day walking event in the Dutch city of Nijmegen announced Sunday that it would cancel the first day, scheduled for Tuesday, when temperatures are expected to peak at around 39 degrees Celsius (102 degrees Fahrenheit).Д«ritain's weather agency has issued its first-ever вЂњred warningвЂќ of extreme heat for Monday and Tuesday, when temperatures in southern England may reach 40 C (104 F) for the first time.Д¬ollege of Paramedics Chief Executive Tracy Nicholls warned Sunday that the вЂњferocious heatвЂќ could вЂњultimately, end in peopleвЂ™s deaths.вЂќ Scorching temperatures have even reached northern Europe. Italy is in the midst of an early summer heat wave, coupled with the worst drought in its north in 70 years - conditions linked to a recent disaster, when a huge chunk of the Marmolada glacier broke loose, killing several hikers. Hungary, Croatia and the Greek island of Crete have also fought wildfires this week, as have Morocco and California. The office of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro SГЎnchez announced that he will travel to Extremadura to visit some of the hardest-hit areas on Monday. Another fire in southern Spain near the city of Malaga has forced the evacuation of a further 2,500 people. While some fires have been caused by lightning strikes and others the result of human negligence, a blaze that broke out in a nature reserve in Extremadura called La Garganta de los Infiernos, or вЂњThe Throat of Hell,вЂќ was suspected to be the result of arson, regional authorities said.ДЇirefighters have been unable to stop the advance of a fire that broke out near the city of CГЎceres that is threatening the MonfragГјe National Park and has kept 200 people from returning to their homes.

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Since last October, Spain has accumulated 25% less rainfall than is considered normal - and some areas have received as much as 75% less than normal, the National Security Department said.

Images of plumes of dark smoke rising above wooded hills that have been baked under the sun have become common in several scarcely populated rural areas.Дrought conditions in the Iberian Peninsula have made it particularly susceptible to wildfires. Some of the most worrisome blazes in Spain are concentrated in the western regions of Extremadura and Castilla y LeГіn.

We have no favorable weather window,вЂќ regional fire official Eric Florensan said Sunday on radio France-Bleu. вЂњWe have to stay very prudent and very humble, because the day will be very hot. Overall, more than 100 square kilometers (40 square miles) of land have burned in the two fires.Д®mergency officials warned that high temperatures and winds Sunday and Monday would complicate efforts to stop the fires from spreading further. People who were forced to flee shared worries about their abandoned homes with local media, and local officials organized special trips for some to fetch pets they had left behind in the rush to get to safety. Another flank, however, remains unchecked. Authorities said that one flank has been brought under control by the dumping of white sand along a two-kilometer (1.2-mile) stretch. The Gironde regional government said Sunday afternoon that вЂњthe situation remains very unfavorable' due to gusting winds that helped fan more flare-ups overnight.ДЄ second fire near the town of Landiras has forced authorities to evacuate 4,100 people this week. French authorities have closed several spots to the public along that coast because of the fire, including La Lagune and Petit Nice beaches that the fire reached on Sunday, and EuropeвЂ™s tallest sand dune, the Dune du Pilat. The fire in La Teste-de-Buch has forced more than 10,000 people to flee at a time when many typically flock to the nearby Atlantic coast area for vacation. The French government has stepped up efforts to protect people in nursing homes, the homeless and other vulnerable populations after a vicious heat wave and poor planning led to nearly 15,000 deaths in 2003, especially among the elderly.

That was compared with 27 temperature-related deaths the previous six days.ДЄlmost all of Spain was under alert for high temperatures for another day Sunday, while there were heat wave warnings for about half of France, where scorching temperatures were expected to climb higher on Monday. According to SpainвЂ™s Carlos III Institute, which records temperature-related fatalities daily, 360 deaths were attributed to high temperatures from July 10 to 15. In Spain's second heat wave of the summer, many areas have repeatedly seen peaks of 43 degrees Celsius (109 degrees Fahrenheit).

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