France has recorded its hottest summer since measurements began more than a century ago, according to meteorological data. Exceptional temperatures affected much of the country, with June becoming the hottest month on record and daily readings exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in several regions. Authorities issued widespread heat alerts and warned that drought, dry conditions, and winds were increasing wildfire risks. Scientists say the record heat reflects a warming climate, while health officials urged residents to limit exposure and stay hydrated.
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