US EditionThe Value of Heat that Destroyed Paris, Rome and Berlin Continues and Extends East
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Mediafax The heat value affecting Europe is intensified and extended east, with temperatures above 30°C forecast in cities such as Paris, Rome, Berlin, Vienna, Prague and Warsaw. According to the World Meteorological Organisation (OMM), such extreme heat episodes will become a "new norm". OMM warns that intensifying these phenomena is a direct effect of the climate crisis and that adaptation to new conditions becomes essential. However, problems…
[Article already published on August 21, 2023] A terrible heat wave... It is an extreme weather event that has remained in memory, as a trauma, which is still remembered today: the heat wave of August 2003 and its 15,000 deaths in three weeks. Since then, each episode of heavy heat has resulted in a consequent excess mortality. This was the case with the summer of 2022, and its three successive heat waves. It has thus been marked by an excess of…
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