The UK has hit over 40 degrees Celsius for the first time ever.
Experts predict that the heatwave will continue to move north toward Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which are already starting to seeIf you’re in one of the regions experiencing these intense conditions, there are a few key things to remember: limit outdoor activities to what is absolutely necessary, wear light clothing whenever possible, stock up on water and spritz yourself
when it gets toasty, check in with vulnerable community members, and keep a list of locations that will definitely be air conditioned.Sara Kiley Watson is an Assistant Editor at Popular Science, where she has led sustainability coverage since 2021. She started her tenure at PopSci as an intern in 2017 before joining the team full time as an Editorial Assistant in 2019. Contact the author
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