European Heatwave (Vocabulary List)

Tom Wilkinson

Host and founder of Thinking in English, Tom is committed to providing quality and interesting content to all English learners. Currently a research student at a top Japanese university with a background in English teaching, political research, and Asian languages

Much of Europe is currently experiencing a serious heatwave. The UK will see its hottest day on record this week, with temperatures forecast to peak at around 42 degrees.

The temperatures are so hot across the continent that countries are facing serious problems. Thousands of people are suffering from heatstroke, wildfires have devastated parts of Southern Europe, and Liston Airport had to close their runway as it melted.

Experts are predicting such heatwaves will become more frequent due to climate change.

Here is some useful vocabulary to help you understand Europe’s heatwaves!

Vocabulary

Heatwave

On Record

Peak

Forecast

Melt

Wildfire

Heatstroke

Frequent

What is the temperature in your country/city/town right now?

Try using this vocabulary to make some sentences in the comments!

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