Same in Denmark, we've had several weeks of uncommonly high temperatures, and July 2018 is officially the sunniest month on record, since we started recording sunshine hours in 1920. Given the forecasts for today and tomorrow, we're set for around 338 sunshine hours, compared to the normal average of ~200.
Temperatures around 30C and locally over 33-35C may sound mild, depending on where you're from, but this is a country where summer temperatures usually hover around 20-25C. We're simply not used to it, and our houses are built to keep in the warmth, not get rid of it.