Europe faces record heatwave surpassing 35°C
The article reveals an unprecedented heatwave sweeping large parts of Europe, with temperatures exceeding 35°C in many countries and reaching locally up to 42°C. This has caused significant disruptions to the healthcare system, led to the cancellation of events and sports markets, and resulted in increased mortality rates, especially among the elderly and ill. The phenomenon is putting additional pressure on hospitals and emergency services, with temperatures expected to remain high until early July. Furthermore, heatwaves are linked to climate change and its repercussions, including power plant outages and glacier melting.
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