The United States experienced its hottest summer since record-keeping began 132 years ago, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The agency also reported that August set a new heat record, contributing to the unprecedented seasonal temperatures. The findings, reported by Al Jazeera, add to growing documentation of extreme heat events across the country. NOAA's data indicates that average temperatures during the summer months surpassed all previous records dating back to the start of modern record-keeping.

In June, Europe experienced unprecedented temperature records, which scientists indicate may signal a continuing trend of rising temperatures. The situation is illustrated through seven charts that highlight the alarming changes in the climate across the continent.

Britain is experiencing its hottest June on record due to a severe heatwave affecting Europe, prompting the issuance of a 'red' warning for extreme weather conditions, according to Al Jazeera.

Western Europe is experiencing record high temperatures, with France, Spain, and Italy being the most affected countries by the ongoing heatwave, according to BBC World.

Paris and other cities in Europe are experiencing temperatures exceeding 40°C (104°F), which are typically associated with regions in the Middle East, according to Al Jazeera. This unprecedented heatwave highlights the rising temperatures in Europe and draws comparisons to hotter climates globally.

A severe heatwave is affecting Europe, leading to the issuance of the highest-level red heat warnings in both Britain and France. The extreme temperatures are causing significant concern across the continent, as the heat continues to intensify.