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08:16 : If 2003 is remembered, it is because it is by far the deadliest in recent history, with 15,209 deaths. These episodes are much less deadly since the implementation of the heat wave plan after this tragedy. Find all our graphics here.
08:10 : In terms of intensity and duration, the 2003 heat wave is neither the hottest (2019), nor the longest (1983), but it is on the podium of these two categories.
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08:10 : The first thing we see when looking at the data is the increase in the frequency of heat waves as a result of global warming. There have been more heat waves in the 16 years since 2006 than in the previous 59 years. ![](https://live.francetvinfo.fr/uploads/2022/7/13/8/62ce61054bfd259dc49bf34f.png)
08:10 : Will France relive the deadly heat wave of 2003? As a new heat wave overwhelms France this week, some are worried that this scenario will repeat itself. To help you put the intensity of this historic episode into perspective, I’ve explored our burning past in a few charts.
08:01 : @Ann: Unlike storms, heat waves are not entitled to a nickname. But it’s up to you to lend yourself to the exercise and imagine which first name would suit the heat wave that’s hitting part of Europe right now, I’m waiting for your suggestions in the comments!
08:01 : Hello, what little name is given by scientists to this new heat wave? ? Thank you to the whole team for your unfiltered information relay!
07:53 : While South West focuses on the forest fires in Gironde, The Journal of the Center examines the adaptation of healthcare establishments to extreme heat. Provenceshe anticipates temperatures “untenable” in the coming decades in Marseille.
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06:44 : Hello Yann, I am trying to repeat my “achievement” from last year, namely a sunrise AND a sunset published on the same day! ? Good morning from Fort Cézon, Aber Wrac’h, Finistère.
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06:44 : Hello from the banks of the Loire between clouds and sun. Good morning to all![](https://live.francetvinfo.fr/usermedia/e0/ab/85/ea80b5bdc048417fe5aea44c96b0fef5.jpeg)
06:44 : Take out (already) the sunglasses, the first rays arrive in this live thanks to and @StandStand!.
07:42 : Find national, regional and local forecasts in the new franceinfo weather universe.
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07:42 : What can we expect today on the heat front? The maximum will generally be between 31 and 36°C, and locally up to 37 or 38°C in the South-West and the Rhône valley. Access real-time weather forecasts with our new weather service.
This morning :
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This afternoon, at 2 p.m.:
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07:43 : Here are the first titles of this Wednesday, July 13:
• Two forest fires have burned nearly 1,000 hectares since yesterday afternoon in Gironde, mainly affecting the Landiras sector. At least 520 people living in the area have been evacuated, according to the prefecture.
• Seven departments in the south of France are placed on orange alert due to the heat wave. This heat wave should know its peak at the national level “between Saturday and next Tuesday”according to Meteo France.
• The National Assembly gave a first green light to the government’s health bill, which however saw one of its key articles amputated by the opposition, blocking the possibility of a return of the health pass for international travel .
• The peloton gains height. The day after Magnus Cort Nielsen’s victory in Megève, today’s stage will end at the Col du Granon in the Alps at 2,413m, the highest finish this year. The favorites are expected at the turn.