Summer in Europe is forecasted to be hotter than usual, raising concerns of heightened drought risk and heatwaves. Warmth in May is expected to extend a trend witnessed over 10 consecutive months of record-breaking global temperatures, according to Bloomberg. Sea surface temperatures in the North Atlantic have soared to their highest levels in at least 40 years. This indicates an extremely hot summer ahead, as stated by Olivia Birch, a meteorologist with Atmocultural G2. In the UK, summer could resemble that of 2022, the hottest in British history, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius…