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Europe’s brutally hot summer led to more than 50,000 heat deaths in urban areas alone
Fast Company
October 23, 2026
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The summer of 2026 was brutally hot across Europe, with five successive heat waves causing record-high temperatures across the continent. Those extremes likely led to more than 50,000 excess deaths in urban areas alone, according to a new estimate. And some 32,000 of those deaths, or nearly t
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