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France forecast to hit 43°C in second major heatwave in under a month

In a report from late June 2026, France 24 English covered France's second consecutive heatwave in less than a month, with half the country under red alert as temperatures were forecast to reach 43°C in Bordeaux and 39°C in Paris. According to Météo-France, two-thirds of the 51 heatwaves recorded nationwide since 1947 have occurred since 2000, with approximately half of those episodes concentrated in the last 15 years.

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  • France is experiencing a second heatwave in less than a month as of July 2026. (Source: France 24 English)
  • Half of France is under red alert. (Source: France 24 English)
  • Temperatures are expected to reach 43°C in Bordeaux and 39°C in Paris. (Source: France 24 English)
  • Météo-France recorded 51 heatwaves since 1947. (Source: France 24 English)
  • Two-thirds of those heatwaves occurred since 2000. (Source: France 24 English)
  • Approximately half of recent heatwave episodes occurred in the last 15 years. (Source: France 24 English)

~ Interpretation

  • ~Recurrent heatwaves indicate climate-driven intensification of extreme weather affecting European adaptation systems. (Source frame, not independently verified causal finding)
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PublishedJuly 9, 2026 at 11:19 AM PDT

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