France's longest heatwave ends
The longest heatwave in France since 1947 has ended after lasting for 23 days, matching the length of the previous record set in 1983, with increased severity during this period. The heatwave began on July 28 and ended on August 19, causing hot and harsh weather conditions, with a national apparent temperature index reaching 28.8 degrees Celsius on August 13. The challenges brought about by global warming, such as droughts and wildfires, have intensified and affected Europe as a whole.
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