Europe opens climate shelters amid historic heat
Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave trapped by a weather pattern known as the "Omega Block," with temperatures reaching record levels and lasting for many days. Climate refuges have been activated in cities like Madrid to protect vulnerable groups from the heat, as the risks associated with the phenomenon increase. France recorded its highest recent temperature at 44.3°C, and the intense heat has resulted in the deaths of dozens of people. Meanwhile, Spain is issuing red alert warnings, with the possibility of the heatwave extending to 58 regions.
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