A historic heatwaveCwave is sweeping across Europe,S, causing widespread disruption and at least 55 deaths in France. Record-breaking temperatures have forced the closure of cultural landmarks and the cancellation of major events in Paris. In Germany, extreme heat caused road surfaces to buckle on the A2 motorway, damaging vehicles and forcing closures. The United Kingdom and the Netherlands have both issued rare "code red" alerts as temperatures soar. Italy expects conditions to intensify further, with forecasts predicting peaks of 40 degrees Celsius. Scientists warn that this event is the worst recorded for the continent, highlighting Europe's rapid climate change. Authorities across Serbia and other affected nations are urging citizens to remain indoors to avoid casualties.