Austria just shattered its temperature record at 41.2°C, sparking a continent-wide heatwave that’s turning Europe into a furnace. Italy’s major cities are under red alert, wildfires rage in Albania and Greece, and even the Vatican moved an outdoor event indoors. Infrastructure is buckling: Hungary’s nuclear plant throttled back due to dangerously low Danube water levels, while Germany’s Rhine River hits record lows, crippling shipping. People are being asked to conserve power and water, and Britain faces its worst harvest in decades. As the heat shifts eastward toward Moldova and Greece, the message is clear—extreme weather isn’t just uncomfortable; it’s destabilizing our daily lives and systems.
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