Despite widespread agricultural hardship caused by recent heatwaves, salt farmers in Guérande, Western France, are experiencing an unusually productive season. The high temperatures are creating optimal evaporation conditions within the region’s renowned salt marshes. This summer’s harvest is projected to be significantly larger than average, providing a rare positive outcome amid the broader climate crisis impacts. The Guérande salt marshes are known for their traditional salt production methods and high-quality fleur de sel. This bountiful harvest offers some economic relief to local salt producers. While much of France’s agriculture suffers, Guérande’s salt industry benefits from the extreme weather.