At least 94 million people in Europe will face temperatures above 35°C this week and forecasts show over 350M will exceed 30°C, with France hardest hit and authorities reporting about 40 drowning deaths since mid-June.Météo-France and the German Weather Service predict peaks between 39°C and 44°C in western cities including Bordeaux, Nantes and Paris, while the Netherlands prepares for its warmest night on record with minimums near 24°C.The World Health Organization, led by
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, urges urgent investment in climate-resilient health systems, warns about vulnerable groups and advises hydration, cooler thermostats and caution using electric fans above 40°C.