The Paris 2024 Olympics are facing extreme weather conditions, with athletes and spectators enduring a heatwave that has pushed temperatures in Paris to 36°C, and even higher in southern France. Organizers have implemented heat protocols such as extra breaks for athletes and avoiding air conditioning in the Olympic Village, despite mounting frustrations. The intense heat has led to innovative cooling strategies, including water-cooling systems and portable AC units for delegations. Critics argue that mega-events like the Olympics contribute significantly to climate change, exacerbating the very issues they now face. Heavy rains have also impacted events, raising pollution levels in the Seine and causing disruptions. The Paris Games are attempting to balance immediate athlete needs with long-term sustainability goals, despite the challenges posed by climate change.