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Extreme weather continues to rage across Europe. On the evening of June 18, a powerful storm swept along the coast of the department of Calvados in France. Wind gusts up to 90 km/h were observed in Deauville, Villers-sur-Mer, Ouistreham, Trouville and even in Le Havre. At the height of the heat wave, the temperature dropped by almost 15 degrees Celsius in a few minutes. Along the entire shore, the sky quickly darkened and whirlwinds of sand rose up. The residents were scared and some even thought it was a mini tornado. People fought the wind to hold on to their beach towels, umbrellas and other things. Unfortunately there are victims. Calvados is a department in northwestern France, one of the departments in the Normandy region. The population is about 700 thousand people.
