Greece has seen temperatures of 43 degrees (Image: Getty) Some of Europe's most popular holiday destinations will see record-breaking hot temperatures, but this may also come with extreme weather events, experts warn. The warning comes as Greece endures its earlier ever heatwave , with temperatures of 43 degrees recorded in some parts this week. Authorities in Greece have been forced to shut some tourist attractions, including the Acropolis in Athens, as well as shutting schools and nurseries.
Meteorologist Panos Giannopoulos told the Greek state television channel, ERT: “This heatwave will go down in history. “In the 20th century, we never had a heatwave before June 19. We have had several in the 21st century, but none before June 15.
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