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In the summer of 2026, heat waves followed each other and flowed over the Rhone, with temperatures approaching 40 degrees. These heat waves made the city almost uninhabitable. Some chose to flee the heat from friends or unusual accommodation, far from burning concrete and airless streets.
In the summer of 2026, heat waves followed each other and flowed over the Rhone, with temperatures approaching 40 degrees. These heat waves made the city almost uninhabitable. Some chose to flee the heat from friends or unusual accommodation, far from burning concrete and airless streets.