Global heatwaves exceed 100 nations

The year 2026 experienced unprecedented heatwaves across more than 100 countries worldwide, with temperatures reaching as high as 52.7°C in Amídieh, Iran. Although the previous global record was 56.7°C, recorded in Death Valley, California, in 1913, experts have questioned the accuracy of that measurement. Record-breaking temperatures were also documented in various regions, such as Astana, Kazakhstan, which exceeded 39.5°C. These heatwaves led to serious health and environmental crises, with the European heatwave claiming the lives of over 10,000 people. Additionally, the rise in ocean temperatures to an unprecedented average of 20.98°C has raised significant concerns among climate scientists.

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