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11 July
Paris landmarks to close early as France swelters under third heatwave since May
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France is experiencing its third heatwave in under two months, with scorching temperatures expected to persist until at least July 14, according to Météo-France. Forecasts indicate that cities like Nantes and Bordeaux could see temperatures soaring to 40°C, prompting increased public health alerts. The ongoing extreme heat has led to significant strain on hospitals, widespread disruptions to work and education, and a troubling shortage of ice, as residents cope with the oppressive conditions.
The heatwave also poses a risk of wildfires, contributing to heightened precautions and the implementation of restrictions in several regions, including bans on alcohol and fireworks. Alongside France, much of Western Europe is grappling with severe heat, following an unusually hot June that resulted in a reported death toll potentially exceeding 20,000 across the continent. The intense weather has led both France and the UK to expand their heat alerts as they try to manage the impact on public health and safety.
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