This Summer’s Weird Weather Is the Death of Predictability

The town of Gallargues-le-Montueux, on the ride from Montpellier to Marseille along France’s Mediterranean coast, got the worst of the heat: over 114 degrees F, even hotter than during an infamous 2003 French heat wave. The whole country—the whole continent—sweltered through eye-popping, Aperol spritz-defying, asphalt-crumbling temperatures this past week, capping a month that European satellite …

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