Germany sets new heat record of 41.7°C.
Möckern-Drewitz in Saxony-Anhalt is now recorded as the hottest place in Germany. Germany is experiencing extreme heat with warnings still in place. People are concerned about the heat and its impact.
The German Weather Service has changed its records, showing Möckern-Drewitz as the hottest location. The country reached a temperature of 41.7 degrees Celsius for three consecutive days. This extreme heat caused worries about people's health and damage to infrastructure. Authorities gave advice to protect people from the heat. The heat is moving eastward and temperatures will soon go down.
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Highlights
New Temperature Record
Germany reached a new record temperature of 41.7 degrees Celsius.
Möckern-Drewitz Hottest Spot
The German Weather Service now says Möckern-Drewitz is the hottest place.
Heatwave Concerns
A majority wants consequences from the recent heatwave.
Eastward Heat Movement
The extreme heat is moving eastward in Germany.
Air Conditioning Proposed
A Green politician wants air conditioning in public buildings.
Perspectives
- Germany experienced a record high temperature of 41.7 degrees Celsius.
- The heatwave is moving eastward across Germany.
- The German Weather Service revised temperature records.
- Authorities issued warnings about extreme heat.
The heatwave is a natural event requiring adaptation.
DW English, DW English, New
The heatwave demands consequences and action from authorities.
Der Spiegel