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France and Spain prepare for a new heatwave that could hinder efforts to contain wildfires in Gironde and Madrid. French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has postponed his holiday to oversee the wildfire crisis in Paris, as temperatures are expected to reach the low 40s.

French authorities evacuated 4,000 more people from Atlantic coast tourist sites as heat threatens wildfire control west of Bordeaux. A wildfire in Gironde, four times the size of Paris, has forced 220,000 evacuations in France and 330,000 across France and Spain, with Spain facing its largest recorded blaze. Rising temperatures and dry conditions risk reigniting fires despite stabilization efforts.

France evacuated 4,000 people from Atlantic coast tourist sites as heat threatens wildfire containment efforts west of Bordeaux. Wildfires in France and Spain have displaced 330,000 people, with Spain facing its fourth summer heat wave and an uncontrolled blaze. The Gironde fire in France remains stabilized but at risk of resurgence due to rising temperatures and low humidity.

Polymarket traders earned $37,000 from a Paris weather data glitch, with meteorologist Ruben Hallali stating the temperature fluctuation at Charles de Gaulle Airport was likely unnatural. The incident has raised suspicions about data manipulation or technical errors.

Polymarket traders earned $37,000 following a Paris weather data glitch, which raised suspicions of manipulation. Meteorologist Ruben Hallali stated the sudden temperature fluctuation at Charles de Gaulle Airport was likely not natural.