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Germany Records 41.3°C as Heatwave Pushes Country Toward New Temperature Record Germany Records 41.3°C as Heatwave Pushes Country Toward New Temperature Record

Germany Records 41.3°C as Heatwave Pushes Country Toward New Temperature Record

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 30, 2026

Germany has recorded a provisional all-time temperature high of 41.3°C as an intense European heatwave forces event cancellations,...

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