PARIS: June marked the hottest month ever recorded in 12 countries — including Pakistan, Spain, Nigeria, and Japan — while 26 others experienced exceptionally high ...

According to the EU climate monitor Copernicus, 12 countries and some 790 million people around the world experienced their ...

Last month is likely to be one of Europe’s hottest Junes on record as extreme heat driven by climate change affects millions ...

Western Europe recorded its hottest June ever, with average temperatures reaching 20.49 degrees Celsius as two powerful heatw ...

The previous hottest June was in 2024 and the second hottest was ... experienced record heat last month. Dangerous heat ...

Several European regions had their highest temperatures on the last day of June, as a heatwave continues into July.

Our hottest day ever recorded was actually recorded TWICE. Both of the highest recordings were established in 1914. We reached 104° on June 12 and July 27, 1914.

Last month was the warmest on record for the region, with heat up to 46 degrees Celsius in Spain and Portugal.

Could today be the hottest on record? In case you were wondering while you sweat, the hottest day on record for the Providence area was in 1975.