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Health agency Santé Publique France reports 7,307 excess deaths during this year's heatwaves, with a record number of hot days since mid-June.

The current heatwave has lasted 22 days, surpassing those of 2006 and 2003, while the record is held by the summer of 1983 with 23 days. This year, a total of 52 heatwave days have been recorded.

DHMZ issues yellow warning for Thursday, with temperatures staying above 35°C into early next week, and no rain in the forecast

Researchers warn that previous models underestimated the risk because they were based on young and healthy subjects. By 2100, billions of people over 60 could face unbearable conditions.

Parents often wonder in summer whether to leave their baby in just a diaper or add a light layer, and the answer depends on several factors.

In South Korea, temperatures hit 42.5°C, devastating crops and killing over 900,000 livestock. Japan and Hong Kong also set temperature records, with scientists warning that such extremes are no longer exceptions.

Midwife Lily Foggan and The Lullaby Trust explain how to spot overheating and how to cool the room during summer nights.

A new heatwave has hit Europe, with temperatures in parts of France potentially reaching 40 degrees Celsius.

DHMZ and FHMZ BiH have issued forecasts for Thursday and the coming days. The Adriatic will see bura winds that will weaken in the afternoon, while BiH expects sunny weather with temperatures up to 38°C.

The record still belongs to Ploče with 42.8°C from 1981. An analysis of DHMZ's table reveals that 53 of 60 temperatures of 40 degrees or more were recorded in this century, strongly indicating a warming trend.

The Antonović family from the Duša Baranje family farm in Bilje reveals how they ease their animals' summer days: changing water more often, setting up paddling pools, and offering chilled fruit.

A new analysis by a Dutch bank reveals that this year's heat shock could wipe out nearly all of the European Union's projected growth, with France potentially slipping into recession.

The Svetice complex is undergoing extensive annual maintenance throughout August. In addition to cleaning all five pools, the aftermath of flooding is being addressed and aging infrastructure is being renovated.

DHMZ forecasts a gradual easing of the heatwave. Warnings will diminish in the coming days, but on the Adriatic, especially in the Rijeka region, the danger from high temperatures will persist until Sunday.

The interior of a parked vehicle can exceed 50 degrees Celsius in just twenty minutes in the sun, and such conditions can ruin medications, electronics, and cosmetics, and even pose a safety risk.

Veternica Cave on Medvednica Mountain offers guided tours through 380 meters of underground beauty and is home to 16 species of bats. Guides await you on weekends, while weekday visits can be arranged with the Medvednica Nature Park.