Well, scorching heat, buckling roads, raging fires, and hundreds dead already.
An intense heat wave has gripped much of Europe. Today, in the town of Nantes, France, a reading of 107.6 Fahrenheit. Temperatures touched 100 in the U.K. Paris, London and Rome inched closer to 100. Madrid was 102. It is the worst heat wave in years. And, as special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports, most of Europe cannot cope. It's Sunday afternoon in the English Channel. We're just off Dover. We have just left. And before we got on the ship, the temperature was a very pleasant 75 degrees Fahrenheit. But we're just racing ahead of a North African weather system, which is sweeping north, and which is going to send temperatures in Britain this week to a record-breaking 104 degrees Fahrenheit, which is a red warning. Normally in, Britain, people like a little bit of sunshine, but this sort of temperature could kill people. Trafalgar Square became a spa for the day.