Extreme heat breaks records in Europe.
Many countries in central and eastern Europe had very high temperatures. Poland shut down power plants because of the heat. The heat caused fires and dryness.
Extreme heat is affecting central and western Europe. Temperatures are expected to be very high next week. Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic are most at risk. These high temperatures followed record-breaking heat in Austria, Germany, and Slovakia. Scientists are worried about melting glaciers in the Alps because of the heat.
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Highlights
Record Heat in Europe
Central and eastern Europe broke temperature records due to extreme heat.
Poland Shuts Down Power
Authorities in Poland closed power plants because of the heat.
Heatwave Continues Next Week
More extreme heat is expected in central and western Europe.
Glaciers at Risk
The heatwave raises concerns about melting glaciers in the Alps.
Affected Countries Identified
Germany, Poland, and Czechia will be particularly affected by the heat.