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Germany, Denmark, Switzerland Set Heat Records Amid Europe Heatwave
A heatwave affecting much of Europe has led to record temperatures in Germany, Denmark, and Switzerland. Public events have been canceled in response to the extreme heat. (sources: cbsnews, theguardian, phys, bbc)
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Germany recorded its highest temperature ever at 41.3°C (106°F), while Denmark also set a new record. The heatwave is linked to numerous fatalities in western Europe and is expected to continue spreading.
- Germany's national weather service reported a record high of 41.3°C.
- Denmark experienced its highest temperature on record during the heatwave.
- The heatwave has been associated with dozens of deaths in western Europe.
- Forecasters predict that the hottest conditions will move into central and eastern Europe.
Why it matters
The extreme heat poses health risks and has disrupted public events across affected regions.
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