Europe is currently under a severe heatwave, with southern Spain expecting temperatures to hit 40 degrees Celsius. In Paris, temperatures will remain around 35 degrees Celsius. The heat has forced schools to close in several cities, sparking discussions about the school year and climate change. Cultural events, such as Wimbledon, are also affected, with record temperatures recorded. The German Weather Service noted the highest temperature of the year at 37.8 degrees Celsius, with predictions that it will be surpassed shortly as the heat continues.
Europe is experiencing a severe early summer heatwave, with temperatures soaring to 40 degrees Celsius in southern Spain and significant impacts on schools and cultural events.
The heatwave has led to the closure of schools in various cities and sparked debates about adjusting the school year due to climate change.
Meteorologists anticipate that rain and thunderstorms may alleviate the extreme temperatures, although areas will still experience heat above 35 degrees Celsius, particularly in Paris.
Germany recorded its highest temperature this year at 37.8 degrees Celsius, with expectations that this record could be broken as conditions evolve.
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