France reports 50 weather-related deaths as record heat wave sweeps Western Europe (opens original article in a new tab)
A record heatwave in Western Europe has caused at least 50 weather-related deaths, with France reporting 48 drownings and two children killed by heat in cars. The heatwave has led to power outages, school closures, and transport disruptions, with temperatures up to 18°C above normal due to an Omega block weather pattern.
- France reports 50 weather-related deaths during record heatwave in Western Europe
- Heatwave causes power cuts, school closures, and disrupted transport across multiple countries
- Omega block weather pattern leads to temperatures up to 18°C above normal, with extreme heat expected to peak in Italy
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