A major heat wave is affecting large parts of Europe, with temperature records being broken in several countries. According to an analysis, approximately 101 million people in Europe are expected to experience temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Germany is among the countries anticipating further increases in temperature.
France recorded its hottest day ever for the second consecutive day, breaking a previous record. In Spain, the Health Ministry reported that as many as 212 people have died due to the heat wave over the past week. The extreme weather has led to significant public health concerns across the region.
The heat wave has been described as a “heat dome” in some reports, with temperatures in parts of western Europe exceeding 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit). The conditions have caused disruptions to daily life, including changes to transportation schedules and increased energy demand.
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