'Brutal' heatwave breaks Germany temperature record
Summary
Germany experienced a new high temperature record of 41.7°C (107.1°F) during a heatwave, according to early data from the German weather service. This extreme heat event affected the country on Sunday, June 28, 2026.Key Facts
- Germany set a new temperature record at 41.7°C.
- The measurement is based on preliminary data from the German weather service.
- The record was reached during a heatwave described as "brutal."
- The heatwave is causing temperature records to be broken as it moves eastward.
- Extreme heat events like this can have widespread effects on health, environment, and infrastructure.
- The news was reported from Berlin by France 24’s correspondent.
- Heatwaves are part of a larger pattern of changing weather conditions around the world.
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