Record-setting Europe heatwave forces yodelers at annual Swiss festival to sing in fountains

Amid a record-setting heatwave across Europe, participants at Switzerland's Eidgenössisches Jodlerfest found themselves battling unusually high temperatures, even resorting to singing in fountains to cool off. Traditionally known for its yodelling, alphorn playing, and flag-throwing competitions, this year's festival took an unusual turn as yodelers sought relief in the water. This extraordinary event highlights the profound impact of climate change, demonstrating how even culturally significant festivals are feeling the strain of extreme weather patterns.