Climate change is causing extreme temperatures to rise in many parts of Europe. This summer, temperature records were broken, and forest fires are being fought.

Countries like Southwest France, Croatia, Italy, and Spain are experiencing temperatures exceeding 40 degrees, affecting people and the environment. The destruction from forest fires across Europe has increased by 87%.

In Italy, red heat alerts were issued in 16 of the 27 major cities. In Spain, the death of a child from heat stroke has made the situation even more serious.

Scientists state that climate change is increasing the frequency of heat waves. It is reported that Europe is the fastest warming continent.

In Istanbul, temperatures are around 29 degrees. As humidity increases, this creates a stifling atmosphere. Rising temperatures are expected in Istanbul.