Heatwaves severely impact the economy, reducing productivity, affecting health and education, and increasing inequalities, with the cost of a summer heatwave in London amounting to 2.2 billion euros. (translated)
More than 5,000 deaths from heat were recorded in Spain from June 1 to August 31, marking a new record for this period since 2015. (translated)
In the summer of 2026, temperature records destroyed crops and jeopardized the European economy, causing serious effects on vineyards and gardens. (translated)

Today, August 26, 2026, high temperatures prevail in the country, with thermometers reaching 39°C, and a Red Code is in effect for fire risk in the Ionian Islands due to a heatwave that will last through the night, according to meteorological forecasts. (translated)

Μπα δεν φυσάει... αλλά μας πήρε και μας σήκωσε. (Καύσωνας...?) https://t.co/C5R7AeiHqC #καιρός #καύσωνας #θέρμη
The temperatures on today's date in Attica are expected to reach 40°C, with a high risk of fire, and the Municipality of Athens is opening air-conditioned spaces for the protection of vulnerable groups. (translated)

On August 25, 2026, the USA decided not to impose direct sanctions against Iran, preferring a strategy of "quiet diplomacy," while Greece faces extreme heat with temperatures above 40 °C, with fire risks due to strong winds. (translated)

According to the latest forecasts, a new heatwave is expected in Athens and other areas of Greece, with temperatures reaching up to 41 °C, and it will last until early September, accompanied by dangerous winds that increase the risk of fires. (translated)

A strong heat is expected in the coming days in Greece, with temperatures reaching 38-39°C, while meteorologists disagree on whether a heat wave will strengthen, with maximum temperatures gradually decreasing from August 27. (translated)

A heatwave is expected to begin on Friday, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees over the weekend and remaining high into the following week, while Saturday and Sunday will be the hottest days with sunshine and local rains in the inland mountainous areas. (translated)

The heat affects people differently, as certain medications, mainly those used for depression, ADHD, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases, can hinder the body's defense capability against high temperatures, increasing the risk of dehydration and other serious complications. (translated)

From April to August 2026, about 14,000 deaths in Germany and nearly 4,500 in Spain were attributed to heatwaves, recording a record for both countries, with the main deaths occurring in elderly individuals and associated with underlying conditions. (translated)
France recorded 1,243 additional deaths in July due to unprecedented temperatures, according to the Ministry of Health, with the overwhelming majority of victims being individuals over the age of 75. (translated)
In France, citizens are expressing their anger against the government and President Macron due to the poor management of this year's wildfires, as Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne faced strong protests during his visit to fire-affected areas of Gironde. (translated)

The number of fires in England and Wales has reached record levels amid the fifth heatwave, with authorities warning of increasing risks and disasters as temperatures hit historic highs. (translated)