Europe braces for extreme heat

European health authorities have issued a maximum alert due to a severe heatwave that has led to fatalities, with temperatures in some areas surpassing 40°C. The heat has caused damage such as asphalt cracking and the closure of landmarks, and temperatures are expected to remain high in certain countries. Scientists have confirmed that this is the most intense heatwave ever recorded on the continent, and that human-induced climate change has played a significant role in its occurrence. At least 55 deaths have been reported in France as a result of the extreme heat.

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