Europe's cities near 30°C temperature rise
Europe is suffering from an early, intense heatwave that has broken records and caused fatalities. This is due to a phenomenon called the "heat dome," which traps hot air over the continent caused by high-pressure systems originating from North Africa. Temperature rise rates are accelerating compared to the global average, with Europe's average temperature increasing by 2.5°C since the late 19th century, due to its geographic location and climate change impacts, including melting snow and increased variability in jet stream wind patterns.
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