Heatwave breaks records in Germany.
Germany had very high temperatures in July. After the heat, there were many thunderstorms. Two people were hurt by the storms.
The German Weather Service reported record-breaking temperatures across three federal states. These temperatures reached over 40 degrees Celsius. The heat caused problems with water levels in rivers like the Rhine and Danube. This is because there was not enough rain. Authorities issued warnings about the heat and its impact on people and infrastructure.
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Highlights
Record Temperatures Reached
Germany’s temperatures reached 40.5 degrees Celsius in some areas.
Thunderstorms Followed Heat
Widespread thunderstorms occurred after the record-breaking heat.
Injuries Near Lake Möhnesee
Two young people were injured due to the heat near the lake.
Drought and Low Water Levels
High temperatures are causing drought and low water levels in Germany.
Record Temperatures in Three States
The German Weather Service measured record temperatures in three federal states.