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Heat Waves Break Records Again | Texas News
Western Europe just endured record-breaking heat this summer, shattering June and July temperature records set in 2022 — with deadly wildfires and thousands of heat-related deaths. This isn’t an isolated event; 2026 could be the hottest year on record, fueled by climate change and a powerful El Niño. Rivers like the Danube are at historic lows, revealing ancient sandbars — a chilling visual of how extreme heat is reshaping ecosystems and daily life. Scientists warn that persistent high-pressure systems trap heat and dry out soil, creating a vicious cycle where drought fuels more heat. It’s a…
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