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There is no escape here: in Évora there is a heat that melts

TVI Notícias2 September 2026 at 22:57

Temperatures in the Alentejo have been rising significantly, with Évora approaching 40 degrees this Wednesday. The region is experiencing intense heat that is described as extreme conditions.

The headline states that "there's no escape" from the heat, suggesting there are no ways to escape the high temperatures being felt in the city of Évora.

The heat is characterized as something that "melts," highlighting the severity of the situation and the impact these temperatures have on the local population.

This event occurs in the context of a heat wave affecting Portugal, with the Alentejo being one of the most affected regions due to its typically Mediterranean climate and the lack of humidity that characterizes this area of the country.

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