(29 Jul 2024)
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Paris – 29 July 2024
1. Spectators watching Olympic event ++PARTIALLY OVERLAID ON SHOT 2++
2. SOUNDBITE (French) Thomas Bredel, tourist: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1++
"After the rain we had on Friday during the opening ceremony, we have to cope with this heat and that’s why I’m under the table to watch (tennis match between) Nadal and Djokovic."
(Reporter: "What’s the cure for this?")
"A little water, a little beer, you need to mix both if you want to survive the night."
3. Water mist
4. Mid of people watching event
5. Child drinking water
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Renee Hey, visitor: ++STARTS ON SHOT 5/OVERLAID BY SHOT 7/ENDS ON SHOT 8++
"We’re being very smart. We have two bottles of water and the water here at the Games, the water here you can drink it from the tap. It’s wonderful and they have all the spigots around so we’re just keeping our bottles full and on a day like this you have to do that because it’s very hot."
7. Person drinking from fountain ++OVERLAID ON SHOT 6++
8. Man watching event and sheltering from sun ++PARTIALLY OVERLAID ON SHOT 6++
STORYLINE:
Scores of sports enthusiasts battled the heat outside Olympic venues and at fan zones across Paris on Monday, as the French capital experiences rising temperatures and cloud free skies.
The 2024 Olympic Games had a rainy start with the opening ceremony and resulted in some competitions being postponed, but the weather has improved over recent days.
The maximum temperature will reach 36°C (96 degrees Fahrenheit) on Tuesday, according to Meteo France.
The soaring temperatures will not only impact the athletes who compete in open areas, but spectators, tourists and residents as well.
Meteo France released recommendations to restrict going out in the hottest hours and even when people do, to stay hydrated, wear hats and use spray bottles.
AP video shot by Nicholas Garriga and Alex Turnbull
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