If you feel like the rain has been endless in France recently, you're nearly right - the country has broken a record with 36 consecutive days of rain since the start of the year. Météo France on Wednesday revealed that a record has been broken - since January 15th there hasn't been a single day when it hasn't rained in at least one part of France.
Starting on Saturday June 21, nearly 20 extreme-weather records were broken in a single day, including in Mitchell, SD, which broke its daily high when temperatures climbed to 104 degrees.