A wildfire near Bordeaux is turning into a climate crisis nightmare—so intense it’s spawning its own thunderstorms and lightning, fueling more flames. Over 325,000 people have fled as temperatures soar past 38°C, while 2,500 firefighters, military, and police battle the blaze that’s scorched nearly 100,000 hectares. Farmers are lending a hand with tractor-mounted water tankers, but the fire’s erratic movement threatens the city and iconic vineyards. Scientists blame climate change for turning forests into tinderboxes, while Spain and Italy face similar infernos. With peak vacation season underway, officials urge tourists to leave—and the world watches as Europe’s worst peacetime fire yet unfolds.
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