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Début juillet, le niveau de surfaces brûlées s'approchait déjà des maximums enregistrés en France depuis 2006. Depuis le début de l'été officiel, le 21 juin, près de 12 000 hectares ont brûlé en France hexagonale. #Incendie #FeuxdeForêt #Secheresse #Data #France #sinformersurtiktkok

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June 2026 was the hottest June for our oceans ever recorded in western Europe, according to data from Copernicus. Around the UK, waters were much warmer than average – and in some places the warmest ever recorded for the time of year. Now, the UK’s seas are on the brink of a rare extreme marine heatwave, where water temperatures could rise by 2C or more. While that makes a big difference for fish and ecosystems, for us it's still dangerously cold. Advice from the RNLI is if you get into trouble