France experienced its hottest day on record on June 23, the Météo-France weather service said, with temperatures peaking at 111.74 degrees Fahrenheit in one town in the southwest. Across the country, people have been jumping into canals and rivers to cool off.
Sports Minister Marina Ferrari said she understood the urge to escape the heat but warned against swimming in unauthorized or dangerous areas. Reuters France and Benelux Bureau Chief Richard Lough reports from Paris.
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Can’t they just order sir conditioners from somewhere
Those temperatures are very common in Phoenix, Arizona and parts of Texas in California. They are probably very rare in Europe.
Lived in Portugal from 2001 to 2004 and I experienced similar heatwave in 2003 with temperature reaching more than 40 degrees. As an Indonesian, I never experienced that kind of heatwave since in our country due to our tropical all homes and buildings uses air coditioning and it was not common in Portugal just like France, to use AC at homes
Bruh that temperature is normal on my country
La morte di oltre 0,0 persone??
Ma che cavolo di traduzione e’…..