Rome was placed under a yellow heat alert on Thursday as temperatures were forecast to reach 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit) over the weekend, extending a period of unusually hot weather across Italy and parts of Europe. Residents and tourists sought relief at the city’s public drinking fountains, while visitors in Vatican City used umbrellas and hats to shield themselves from the sun. Italy’s Air Force weather service forecast above-average temperatures across the country, while residents described the prolonged heat as unusually severe.
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