Europe faces another day of extreme heat after more temperature records set

France under extreme heat alert as 63 million endure 30+C (86+F) temperatures, with widespread power outages in Brittany.Europe is experiencing another day of extreme heat with at least 101 million people expected to face temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit), including 50 million in France and 18 million in Germany, according to calculations by the AFP news agency.On Thursday, maximum temperatures are expected to surpass 30C (86F) for more than 380 million people across Europe, representing nearly two-thirds of the population, according to an analysis based on forecasts from the German weather service and 2025 population projections from the Joint Research Centre.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Deadly heatwave grips Europe as temperatures soar across continentlist 2 of 3Power outages in France as Europe bakes in record heatlist 3 of 3How to stay cool and treat heatstroke during a heatwaveend of listThe figures broadly align with projections by the Austrian NGO Klimadashboard, and are up from Wednesday, when the German weather service said 94 million people were affected by temperatures exceeding 35C.The heat will also surpass 30C for 70 million people in Germany, 48 million in Italy and 38 million in Britain.Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands will also be affected by the heatwave searing much of Western Europe since last weekend, as will people in Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Croatia.In mainland France, about 63 million people are expected to experience temperatures of more than 30C. The French weather agency put three-quarters of the country under a red alert for extreme heat starting at midday on Thursday until midday Friday.In the usually temperate Brittany region of northwest France, a heat-related equipment failure knocked out power to tens of thousands of households that had to endure without electric fans.