Extreme heat continues to affect countries across Europe and Asia. Temperatures have reached 44°C in France and 45°C in Spain, posing serious risks to public health and infrastructure.
Even Norway, a country known for its cool climate, is experiencing unusually hot weather. Conditions are even more severe in parts of Asia, where temperatures have exceeded 50°C in some regions of Pakistan and India.
According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the global average temperature is likely to set new records over the next five years. Scientists warn that 2027 could become one of the hottest years ever recorded.
Experts attribute the rising temperatures to ongoing climate change and stress the need for stronger measures to adapt to increasingly frequent extreme weather events.