In June 2026, tourists and residents in Paris, France suffered from the dramatical increase in temperature. This happened not only in France, but also all across Europe leading to dreadful outcomes in various places. This shocking event was likely due to global warming.

So how do people cool down from the scorching weather? They are forced to perform these actions: schools forbade students to go outside during breaks or lunch times. People were forced to take ice cold showers, sleep on sofas instead of beds, and cooling down in the River Seine or fountains. One boy mentioned that the his school’s summer fair of his school was cancelled due to the climate. These actions are essential due to the dramatic substantial heat. The maximum temperature was recorded in several places: Paris, 39.6 celsius; La Rochelle, 41.3 celsius; Bordeaux, 42°C celsius; Santander, 38.5°C celsius; Bilbao, 42.5°C celsius. UK had even seen its hottest day at Gosport, Hampshire where the temperature soared to 36.1°C celsius. Forecasters stated the temperature could reach 38°C celsius on Thursday.

German newspaper Die Welt stated that authorities in particular places told people to spare water and not to use barbecues. One French politician Jean-Pierre Faraden stated that, “the country is in the process of finding out we’ve become a hot country,” and he warned that the society might have to adapt. The temperature in Paris, France even reached 41°C celsius, as causing the world-famous Eiffel Tower to closed early. The extreme heat caused many people to lose be without power across western Europe and forest fires to break out in central France.