Europe is facing a significant heat wave, with June temperatures reaching unprecedented levels for many locations. Barcelona faced its hottest June in over a century, averaging 26 C, and reported a single-day maximum of 37.9 C. Paris recorded forecasts of up to 40 C. Health warnings are active across several European nations. This unusual weather pattern correlates with global warming effects, significantly straining public health and leading to the closure of schools and tourist attractions, including the Eiffel Tower.
Barcelona recorded its hottest June in over a century, with an average temperature of 26 C, and a high of 37.9 C recorded on a single day.
Health warnings remain in effect throughout Europe as temperatures reach 40 degrees Celsius in Paris, impacting several countries and straining public health services.
This June is projected to be among the five hottest on record due to abnormal heat and high levels of heat stress affecting millions across Europe.
The intense heat wave, linked to global warming, has hit southern Europe hardest, leading to closures of schools and tourist attractions, such as the Eiffel Tower.
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