Thought it more than 33.7C because UK warmest record is 33.2C and thinking in France would be 35-36C?  Those heat in Spain and France sparked off storms and tornados today while UK missed out the heat and storms.

Dozens dead, millions stranded as floods ravage Bangladesh and India

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/22/dozens-dead-millions-stranded-as-floods-ravage-bangladesh-and-india 

Spain heatwave brings record May temperatures

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-61533719 

US heatwave brings historically high temperatures to dozens of states

 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/may/21/us-heatwave-temperatures-hot-weather-us-states 

Four killed during powerful storms in eastern Canada

Nearly 900,000 homes in Ontario and Quebec provinces were without power as wind-blown trees killed several Canadians.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/5/22/four-dead-in-canada-after-heavy-storms

Seem every where except the UK miss out the normal Spring heatwave when Spain go to the 40's we usually get high 20's to low 30's here. I think the cold air mass here v the hot air mass further south spawn tornados and rip over NW European places as far as Germany.  Very strange to see this happening in Germany as you see this in the USA Midwest when there cold air north and hot air in the south causes this.

Sandstorm blankets parts of Middle East, raising alarm

An unprecedented wave of sandstorms is striking parts of the region, with experts blaming climate change and poor government regulations.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/5/23/sandstorm-blankets-parts-of-middle-east-raising-alarm

Blanket of Fog Sydney

See -  https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-australia-61603746

Is this unusual?

Video footage of the tornado I witnessed earlier today. A rare incredible view up the mouth of the funnel! Near the end you can hear me yell "tornado" as it started lofting trees. Unfortunately didn't catch that part, but in the video you can see pieces of debris in the air. pic.twitter.com/je1CvfDSiT

— Nicholas Krasznavolgyi (@NickKrasz_Wx) June 1, 2022

A meaningless post unless you add where this happened. Remember that not everyone is a Twitter subscriber

General range between UK and France is 3C but this time no longer the case and more than 10-15C range so if they got a record broken by 1.9C then here the record of 33C would had been 35C this month.  

I'm not a twitter subscriber either but a quick click on the name says their location is Tampa Florida 

An article largely about climate change, but it reports that in Delhi this summer, the temp has topped 42c on 25 days so far (highest since the record-breaking 2012), maxing out at 49c in May - an all-time record. On Sunday, the night time temp only fell to 33c.

The heat arrived early, too, with March smashing the record for heat. The prolonged heat is damaging crops, leading to India reneging on a promise to export its surplus wheat to replace the Ukrainian wheat exports lost due to the Russian invasion.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jun/14/india-takes-tough-stand-at-climate-talks-as-delhi-endures-brutal-heatwave

Severe storms hit Cyprus last night and first time it rain at night since I been recording, never rain at nights from late May to September only after lunch time usually.  After 4 days of fires breaking out up north then suddenly the rains came to put out all the fires which is big help.  As if God sent those rain to stop the fires because it never happen to rain at nights in June.  Some reported of hailstorms and lightning.  Nicosia had recent storm that give 41.1mm of rain and 0.2mm 2 days later.  Not yet for last night totals but so far wetter than here which I been reading about low rainfall here. 

 Record temperatures in Japan....

see....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-61976937