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26 June
The European heatwave will extend to Greece, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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The United Nations has issued a warning regarding the extreme heatwaves currently impacting Western Europe, characterizing the ongoing heat as the most severe and prolonged in recent history. This heatwave is expected to extend into the Balkans, particularly affecting Greece within the next two weeks, raising concerns about the potential for further temperature escalations across the continent.
Jim Skea, the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), emphasized that Europe will "inevitably" experience more instances of extreme heat in the future. He noted that the current levels of warming in certain regions and the oceans exceed prior predictions, indicating that these heat events are not just temporary phenomena but rather forewarnings of what is to come as climate change progresses. Skea's statements align with observations that the frequency and intensity of heatwaves are increasing, prompting calls for urgent action to mitigate climate-related impacts.
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