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Europe faces climate-driven heat wave, wildfires, and storms
A 10-day heat wave that ended on July 2 pushed temperatures above 40C (104F) across parts of Western Europe. According to scientists from Imperial College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, climate change intensified the heat by as much as 4C (39F) in 12 major cities, including Barcelona, Madrid, Milan, and London.
Europe has been experiencing dozens of extreme weather events in recent weeks, from blistering heatwaves to raging storms. ...
Two people died in a separate wildfire on 1 July in the Catalonia region, where Tarragona is located. In the south of France, ...
Hot summer weather is spreading wildfires across Europe after a blaze reached France's second-largest city and left 110 ...
As wildfires continue to burn across parts of Europe and a severe heat wave grips the continent, European Commissioner for ...
Here in Marseille, we’re usually grateful for the cooling breeze that blows in from across the Mediterranean. However, this ...
A heatwave has taken hold of Europe, and wildfires are spreading across Turkey and France—here's everything we know.
Major heat waves across southern Europe have pushed temperatures above 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) in ...
Around 2,300 people died of heat-related causes across 12 European cities during the severe heatwave that ended last week, ...
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