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Copernicus: Western Europe hits record heat
Western Europe experienced the highest recorded temperatures during June and July since records began, with an average combined temperature of 21.62°C. This exceeded the 2022 record by 2.79°C and was above the 1991-2020 average. As a result, successive heatwaves and severe drought conditions occurred, with soil moisture levels dropping significantly and ocean temperatures rising for two consecutive months in July—reflecting the ongoing impact of extreme climate phenomena driven by climate change. Additionally, globally, July ranked as the second hottest month on record, with increased sea surface temperatures and reduced soil moisture levels, further intensifying the effects of drought and intense heat on the region and the world.
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