Macron calls for vigilance as western Europe faces second heatwave of year
Summary
Western Europe is experiencing a second heatwave this year, with temperatures expected to go above 40°C (104°F). France and Spain are especially affected, with authorities issuing warnings, adjusting public services, and asking people to stay safe.Key Facts
- More than half of France’s population is under a severe heat warning.
- Temperatures in France could reach 40°C in many regions, including Paris.
- A man died of cardiac arrest during the heat near Paris.
- French rail services canceled 71 intercity trains due to the heat.
- Spain expects temperatures over 40°C in southern and some northern areas.
- Germany is also seeing high temperatures, with heat warnings issued in some regions.
- France’s national power company may reduce nuclear plant output due to warm river water.
- Schools in affected areas sometimes shortened or canceled classes because of the heat.
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