France's longest heatwave since 1983 ends
The longest heatwave in France has come to an end. It lasted for 23 days starting from July 28, 2026, making it the longest recorded period since 1983. According to the French Weather Service, the heatwave resulted in a national temperature index exceeding 25.3°C and caused temperatures to remain high for more than three consecutive days before officially ending on August 19, 2026. This had significant climatic impacts, with temperatures continuing to rise, and the country set a record for heatwaves in over 40 years.
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