Switzerland: Swiss residents cool off in lakes as heatwave grips country.

SHOTLIST: GENEVA, SWITZERLAND (JUNE 27, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE SWIMMING IN LAKE IN GENEVA 2. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE COOLING OFF UNDER WATER MISTING SYSTEM 3. JET D'EAU FOUNTAIN IN LAKE 4. PEOPLE SWIMMING IN LAKE (TWO SHOTS) 5. PEOPLE SUNBATHING ALONG LAKESHORE 6. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE SWIMMING IN LAKE 7. PEOPLE SUNBATHING ALONG LAKESHORE (TWO SHOTS) 8. PEOPLE SWIMMING IN LAKE (TWO SHOTS) 9. PEOPLE SITTING ON BENCHES ALONG LAKE GENEVA, SWITZERLAND - JUNE 27: Residents across Switzerland sought relief from soaring temperatures by swimming in lakes as a heatwave pushed June temperatures to record levels. People gathered along the shores of Lake Geneva and other lakes to cool off, while others relaxed in parks and shaded areas as temperatures exceeded 36 degrees Celsius in Geneva. The heatwave has led to new June temperature records at several weather stations across the country, with Basel recording 38.8 degrees Celsius. Meteorologists say the prolonged hot weather is also accelerating glacier melt in the Swiss Alps, raising concerns over the effects of climate change.