Western Europe Faces Record 113°F Heat Wave, Travelers Urged to Prepare

An early heat wave has surged across Western Europe, reaching temperatures of 113°F. The extreme heat affects France, Germany, Italy and neighboring An early heat wave has surged across Western Europe, reaching temperatures of

113°F. The extreme heat affects France, Germany, Italy and neighboring countries. Travelers and residents are seeking relief from the sweltering conditions. Authorities have issued warnings and opened cooling centers. Hotels

report increased demand for air‑conditioned rooms. Outdoor activities are being postponed or moved to cooler hours. The heat follows an unusually warm May that set the stage for the current spell. Experts caution that the high temperatures could persist, urging precautions.