French rivers dry up amid prolonged heatwaves
Summary
In France, many rivers are drying up because of long heatwaves. In June 2026, 16% of French rivers were dry, much more than the 6% in June 2025, causing urgent actions in some areas to protect fish.Key Facts
- Prolonged heatwaves are causing severe drought in France.
- 16% of France’s rivers were dry in June 2026, compared to 6% in June 2025.
- The drought is starting earlier than usual and is very strong this year.
- Some regions have started emergency measures to save fish in their rivers.
- The situation reflects broader issues linked to climate and weather changes.
- The heatwaves are having serious effects on the natural water systems in the country.
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