Western Europe Saw Hottest June July on Record as Climate Change Fuels Drought, Wildfires Western Europe has just experienced the hottest June July on record, with a combined average temperature of 21. 62C.
This blistering summer is more than just a heatwave – it's a stark reminder of the catastrophic consequences of climate change. The latest data from the EU's global warming monitor paints a grim picture.
Despite being one of the most advanced regions in terms of environmental awareness and policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions, Western Europe is facing the same devastating consequences as less developed parts of the world.