France has endured 52 days of heatwave conditions since mid-June, according to an AFP review, shattering the previous record of 33 days set in 2022. This marks a substantial increase in the frequency of heatwaves experienced in the country in recent years. Since 1947, France has registered 54 heatwaves, with over half of those occurring since 2010. The data highlights a concerning trend of escalating temperatures and prolonged periods of extreme heat. Experts attribute this rise to the impacts of climate change, emphasizing the need for increased preparedness and mitigation efforts. The record number of heatwave days raises concerns about public health, agriculture, and the environment. These findings underscore the growing vulnerability of France to extreme weather events.