Wildfires test France and Spain as heat warnings return

Europe's wildfire emergency is not over yet and now the weather is threatening to make things worse

France has issued new heat warnings in the same southwestern region where firefighters are still battling a massive wildfire near Bordeaux

President Emmanuel Macron has called it France's worst wildfire crisis since World War II

The fire in the Gironde region has burned more than 100,000 acres, about four times the size of Paris, and destroyed more than 240 homes

Officials say the fire has stabilized, but it is not yet contained. Spain is facing a similar fight

More than 63,000 people have evacuated from areas near Madrid, Toledo and Avila

Officials say the fire near Avila has become the largest wildfire in Spain's recorded history

In eastern Spain, firefighters are also contending with unexploded ordnance left behind from the Spanish Civil War

There's little relief in the forecast. France is expecting more hot, dry weather with no significant rain

while parts of Spain could see temperatures top 104 degrees. Officials in both countries warn it could take months to fully bring these fires under control

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