Heat wave: a guide to the latest developments

Heatwave in Île-de-France: when will the extreme heat in Paris end?

The heatwave clings to Paris and Île-de-France, now under Météo-France’s red heat alert. Stifling nights, scorching afternoons: here’s the latest forecast and when the thermometers are expected to finally start easing.

Extreme heatwave in Île-de-France: Uber Eats and Deliveroo suspend deliveries on Saturday

L’Île-de-France enters a red heatwave alert on Saturday, July 11. Uber Eats and Deliveroo suspend their deliveries from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Heatwave in Paris: parks open all night to let people breathe

As Paris endures the heatwave, the city keeps most parks, squares and gardens open 24/7, and even allows dogs at night during the orange alert in July 2026. Here’s where to find a little air.

Heatwave in Paris: museums offering climate-controlled or refreshingly cool itineraries

A fresh heatwave is battering Paris and the Île-de-France region. If you're looking for a cool spot these days, take advantage of the air-conditioned spaces at the capital's museums.

Heatwave in Paris: orange alert in effect, what options for families in Paris?

The heatwave is back as July 2026 begins, after several brutal heatwaves already felt and endured earlier in May and June. In the face of these soaring temperatures, what measures are available for vulnerable groups, especially families and children?

Heatwave: the third heatwave begins, with temperatures expected to reach up to 38°C in Paris.

A third heatwave is settling over France and Île-de-France starting Monday, July 6, 2026, just days after the historic June heat. The thermometer climbs day after day in Paris, and the peak is expected by the end of the week, with readings typical of a full August. An orange alert has just been issued this Tuesday, July 7—here’s the situation.

Heatwave tip: Bagatelle Park and Parc Floral are free to visit during orange alert.

Did you know? When a heatwave warning is orange or red, the City of Paris activates the Heatwave Plan at level 3 and waives admission to Parc Floral de Paris and Parc de Bagatelle. Two green refuges where you can seek shade, see the cascades, and enjoy a little cool air. Here’s the full rundown.

Heatwave in Île-de-France: 60% increase in deaths, the hardest-hit region

The June 2026 heatwave hit Île-de-France hard: Santé publique France recorded 619 additional deaths from June 22 to 28, amounting to a 60% excess mortality, a national record. And the mercury is already rising again in the region.

A few potential slowdowns at Velib bike-docking stations: how it could affect you

Attention Velib users: the self-service bike kiosks in Paris may experience occasional glitches. The system can be slow at times, which may lead to delayed notifications. Here are the precautions to take.

Heatwave: a map to find free water at Paris train stations

With temperatures topping 33°C on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, Paris and the Île-de-France region remain on yellow heatwave alert. Île-de-France Mobilités has released a map showing free drinking-water fountains near the network’s train stations and stops.

Heat wave in Paris: where to find cool spots to beat the heat?

As an early heat wave hits France in May 2026, Paris is reminding people of its cool spots. Parks, museums, libraries, swimming pools, fountains, air-conditioned spaces, and religious buildings: more than 1,400 venues offer a cool respite in the capital.