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France's third-longest recorded heatwave
France experienced its third-longest recorded heatwave, which lasted sixteen days from July 4 to July 19, 2026, reflecting the ongoing phenomenon of global warming. The heatwave recorded an average temperature of 28.1°C, surpassing the seasonal average by more than seven degrees. However, it was less severe than the June heatwave, during which the average reached 30°C. More than half of the 53 heatwaves documented since 1947 have occurred after 2010, indicating an increasing frequency of the phenomenon alongside climate change.
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